Remodelled M6
27 September 2006, 04:04 PM
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That bodyshell was on TV years ago, on one of the car programs, custom built for moscow gangsters, It was based on a merc AMG chassis and engine back then though. 
why would you do it? looks ****
27 September 2006, 05:21 PM
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photographic steps of how to make a nice car (IMHO) look very poor indeed.
Although I can appreciate the amount of work that's gone into it, ummm.....
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Although I can appreciate the amount of work that's gone into it, ummm.....
Shame
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27 September 2006, 11:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Nat21
Looks like an old Volga - i.e. ****. Didn't think you could make a 6-series look much worse but they've managed it 
http://www.autoreview.ru/new_site/ye...olga/volga.htm
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Volga = their Rolls Royce etc... Comunist party bosses turning up at the politbureau (sp) in them.
If you're a Russian gangster, what better than a car that makes people nervous?
Dunno about sh*te either, it's got a certain 1950s, 60s grace to it....
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If you're a Russian gangster, what better than a car that makes people nervous?
Dunno about sh*te either, it's got a certain 1950s, 60s grace to it....
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The previous coupe version (as seen on other threads and above) has nicer lines imo.
Although I hate Dayton wire wheels with a passion (I think it stems from Americans plonking them on any English car they import
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Top quality work, not many bodyshops in the UK can do that kind of work without it looking like dogs dinner of ripply filler and weld seams or resorting to awfully moulded fibreglass bodykits.
Although I hate Dayton wire wheels with a passion (I think it stems from Americans plonking them on any English car they import
)Top quality work, not many bodyshops in the UK can do that kind of work without it looking like dogs dinner of ripply filler and weld seams or resorting to awfully moulded fibreglass bodykits.
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