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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: Colin 009 on November 19, 2004, 21:11:13
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Spotted on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=28648&item=7935323037&rd=1&tc=photo
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Bloomin eck, you can buy a whole landy for that.. :?
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They said they paid £7800 only 3 months ago :shock:
Me I think they look tacky and cheap.
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'Spinners' as they are called are illegal in this country apparantly, as well as looking like something out of a nasty 'Gangsta-Rap' video
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yep, just about the ugliest thing I've seen in a long time #-o
£7800 - some people really have too much money (or absolutely no sense) :x
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One of the stands at Billing has some like this. There was a father and son (I assume that, anyway) stood looking at them. I commented how tacky and cheap they looked. The response was not what I expected. The look on their faces was 'what? they are the dogs b*****ks'. I bet they had a Corsa parked in their drive next to the Saxo :lol:
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Yuk - taky
silver modulars for me any time
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Are we surprised they are the only set in the UK?
£7,800?, that's a new Marin Mount Vision Pro, 42" plasma telly and hydraulic winch! The £1,300 or so in change would buy a really tastefull set of alloys for any land rover product, even from a dealers!
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if they are illigal and unavailable...
why the smeg have I seen half a dozen pajero's in soton with them on ?
the thing that gets me is that they're remarkably heavy (the spinny bit) and it's a fairly impressively low friction bearing..
still, only usefull if you want to look like an idiot, or possibly chop carrots....
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WE PAID OVER £7800 FOR THIS SET ONLY 3 MONTHS AGO !!
In that case, we are a pillock.
WHEELS ARE LOCATED IN MANCHESTER.
Say no more.
I've often thought, if you wanted to take a perfectly good Range Rover and spend lots of money making it look crap, you could do worse than go to this lot:
http://www.projectkahn.com/
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:-& Disgusting wheels.
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'Spinners' as they are called are illegal in this country apparantly, as well as looking like something out of a nasty 'Gangsta-Rap' video
Does anyone know which part of the road trafic act they fall foul of, is it the fact that they stick out further than the wheel arches because those shinny, takky, beasties look like they are inside the tyre extremities.
They still make an expensive car look cheap though.
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sooty, I think they fall foul of the "good taste" clause... :)
then again, so should chequerplate door bottoms on the disco IMHO
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What even sadder is that around London, I've seen some very cheap an nasty cars wearing a wheel-cover version, #-o
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'Spinners' as they are called are illegal in this country apparantly, as well as looking like something out of a nasty 'Gangsta-Rap' video
Does anyone know which part of the road trafic act they fall foul of, is it the fact that they stick out further than the wheel arches
Not too sure, all I've read is that they're not legal via the Mot test regulations.
It was mentioned in 'Bike' magazine, so whether they've been judged on that factor (accident prevention?) I don't know.
Apparantly bikers (& cyclists- like me) watch for the wheels moving on cars in side-junctions & parking places, so perhaps they've caused crashes as the biker brakes to avoid a (supposedly) moving car & has been 'rear-ended'????
On good taste alone the ban should be enforced
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Yuk :!: :!: , wouldn't even want them for free. Must have loads of dosh though, look at the house, apartb from the motor.--Tony