Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,768Chief of Staff
Nah, we don't know what to do with them or how they work BUT we do know whom to sell them too
We don't need sat navs because we already know the way to the dole office and the council tip B-)
As an owner of an mx5 I can offer perms and highlights at a very competitive rate if you need one )
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Thunderbird 2East of Cardiff, Wales.Posts: 2,817MI6 Agent
Is that wheels gone Aston in post 4 the real deal or a body shell? If real, that's horrible. Not that crime is ever nice.
Speaking as someone who doesn't drive but loves beautiful cars, what is the deal with these kit / fibreglass facsimiles? I can understand for film production (DAD and SF spring to mind) but in everyday terms are they safe to drive? Not to mention the position of the blue light brigade?
This is Thunderbird 2, how can I be of assistance?
I would have sworn you had participated in the Replica DB5 thread.
Regardless, that their site references AM as a NEW Ford brand would indicate they're long out of production. It's doubtful they sold as many as they estimated; would be interesting to know if any made it into the US.
Still wondering how they got away with it. And doubly curious about a DB5 as AM have apparently been especially ruthless about design infringement when it comes to those.
Not a chance...we'd have the stereo and sat nav out too
Looks like that pic was taken in Liverpool, btw...
The vehicle in front of the unfortunate Aston ,has a index starting with LA
this is from London (the Wimbledon area ) office ,so probably not taken
in Liverpool ,but you never know ?
Not a chance...we'd have the stereo and sat nav out too
Looks like that pic was taken in Liverpool, btw...
The vehicle in front of the unfortunate Aston ,has a index starting with LA
this is from London (the Wimbledon area ) office ,so probably not taken
in Liverpool ,but you never know ?
Nah, the pic was taken in London and it is a real crime scene shot I'm afraid. Apparently there was a spate of high quality car rims getting nicked, and the DBS was one if the unfortunate victims
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I wonder why you posted that...?...it resembles an Aston Martin for shortarses
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Looks like that pic was taken in Liverpool, btw...
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We don't need sat navs because we already know the way to the dole office and the council tip B-)
Or 'work' and 'home' as you lot call them.
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As an owner of an mx5 I can offer perms and highlights at a very competitive rate if you need one
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Speaking as someone who doesn't drive but loves beautiful cars, what is the deal with these kit / fibreglass facsimiles? I can understand for film production (DAD and SF spring to mind) but in everyday terms are they safe to drive? Not to mention the position of the blue light brigade?
Old news I'm afraid, Ed. I was actually interested until it was pointed out in another thread that an actual Vanquish is all of about USD$ 65K.
By the way, my friend spoke with the owner of the company and they are ALL sold. Quite a few went to Japanese collectors.
They are now starting work on the Goldfinger DB5 with all the working gadgets ... but will only be offered to the same buyers of the Vanquish.
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Regardless, that their site references AM as a NEW Ford brand would indicate they're long out of production. It's doubtful they sold as many as they estimated; would be interesting to know if any made it into the US.
Still wondering how they got away with it. And doubly curious about a DB5 as AM have apparently been especially ruthless about design infringement when it comes to those.
The vehicle in front of the unfortunate Aston ,has a index starting with LA
this is from London (the Wimbledon area ) office ,so probably not taken
in Liverpool ,but you never know ?
Nah, the pic was taken in London and it is a real crime scene shot I'm afraid. Apparently there was a spate of high quality car rims getting nicked, and the DBS was one if the unfortunate victims
Vive le droit à la libre expression! Je suis Charlie!
www.helpforheroes.org.uk
www.cancerresearchuk.org