Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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craig
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by craig »

Car looks fantastic mate, nice work! 8)

Where'd you find those 1970's buses? :lol:
shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by shinny »

GeorgeL wrote:Just... wow! This car is absolutely gorgeous... everything has been done right. Really a big fan of the Blue over white details.

Cracking photos aswell... love the ones with the bus. Great spot!


RedMR² wrote:Car looks fantastic mate, nice work! 8)


Thanks Gents :thumleft:

RedMR² wrote:Where'd you find those 1970's buses? :lol:


What do you mean? Those two beauties are still driving routes around Reading on a daily basis! :lol:
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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She's so nice!

I almost ended up with a Caribbean blue for my first SW20.

How did you do / where did you get the blue doorcards? Lovely touch.
shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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synXero wrote:She's so nice!


Thanks :D

synXero wrote:How did you do / where did you get the blue doorcards? Lovely touch.


They were fitted by Flamby, the previous owner... or more specifically, he paid and LSC interiors did it all for him. However I believe LSC have stopped trading now #-o
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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Gabbat & Brown are supposedly the go-to people for old customers of LSC!
ceejay
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by ceejay »

Really like this blue colour! i wanted one like this when i first started looking however ended up getting a clean black one instead..

Love the wheels too buddy what spec are they ?
shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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ceejay wrote:Really like this blue colour! i wanted one like this when i first started looking however ended up getting a clean black one instead..

Love the wheels too buddy what spec are they ?


Thanks ceejay :thumleft:

The wheels are genuine 17" Volk TE37s staggered 7J / 8J wrapped in 215/40/17 and 245/35/17 Falken 452s. Unfortunately the offsets are unknown as for some reason they're not stamped on ANY of the wheels #-o
shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by shinny »

Clean car, sunny day, couple of hours to kill... yup, the inevitable happened:

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Ricardos
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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What a great car and amazing pics :thumleft: :thumleft: :thumleft:
RikH77
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by RikH77 »

lovely colour, pics really show it off
wilki
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by wilki »

Looking very nice indeed sir :thumleft: 8)
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shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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wilki wrote:Looking very nice indeed sir :thumleft: 8)


Thanks Chris :thumleft:
F9_adm
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by F9_adm »

Hi, I appreciate this is an odd ball question, but I wanna get things in my car right,

What size is your front number plate, as mine is an import but the previous owner has fitted a uk length plate and it just looks wrong,

Thanks in advance
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Chris_9011
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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F9_adm wrote:Hi, I appreciate this is an odd ball question, but I wanna get things in my car right,

What size is your front number plate, as mine is an import but the previous owner has fitted a uk length plate and it just looks wrong,

Thanks in advance
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Import plates are 13" wide x 6.5" deep :thumleft:
F9_adm
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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Chris_9011 wrote:
F9_adm wrote:Hi, I appreciate this is an odd ball question, but I wanna get things in my car right,

What size is your front number plate, as mine is an import but the previous owner has fitted a uk length plate and it just looks wrong,

Thanks in advance
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Import plates are 13" wide x 6.5" deep :thumleft:



Fantastic, thank you very much,

I don't suppose you know a good place to get them and wether their still road legal and would pass mot??.
shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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Chris_9011 wrote:Import plates are 13" wide x 6.5" deep :thumleft:


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F9_adm wrote:I don't suppose you know a good place to get them and wether their still road legal and would pass mot??.


Of course they're legal. Although now-a-days you need to provide V5 to get a completely legal number plate, which will include details of the company who made it. However, on an older car like ours, you could easily blag the fact that the number plate must have existed before the current number plate rules came in.
Philippe Gomés-10-
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by Philippe Gomés-10- »

Thank you for these beautiful pics.

Beautiful 8B6 8)
1990 Rev1 T-Bar .Crimson Red
1994 Rev3 GT-Turbo T-Bar .Caribbean Blue
alan_uk
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by alan_uk »

shinny i love your car


you fancy selling it ??????
shinny
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

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alan_uk wrote:shinny i love your car


Thanks buddy! :thumleft:

alan_uk wrote:you fancy selling it ??????


Sorry, that's not even remotely on the cards :oops:
alan_uk
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Re: Shinny's Caribbean Blue Tubby - The End :(

Post by alan_uk »

worth a try

dont ask dont get

im looking now but there aint much about at all that is a good long term car

i want rev3+ prefer t-bar as all mine have been sunroof

and want under 100k not bothered if uk or import but want n/a as its gonna be a daily

dont know of any do you with any nice extras would be good :D got around £2500 to spend but could go for £3000 for right 1 :thumleft:
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