Favourite colours for cars

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:lol:
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A little more on Limeflower cars of the 1970's
The Austin 1300 GT came in
Many colours including Limeflower
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Baby Poo green
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All things bright...
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Name those Cars
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This is a Clio
Renault Yellow is hard to beat
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Agreed on the Renault yellow Neil :D
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I've found the perfect car to complete the purple set: :-D
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The target is 6 different makes/models in shades of what is most simply called Purple. So much easier with a few joiners-in of course, it isn't that difficult. Purple cars are not the commonest but not exactly rare. Original pictures only make this particular gallery. Your contributions are invited and appreciated :-D

Look what has happened. A Citroen C3 Picasso in what I think is KDR Karma Violet Metallic has just bagged the sixth spot on the six of the best Purple Gallery.
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No 1 Triumph Stag MagentaImageNo 2 MGBImage
No 3 Ford Cortina Mk II 1600E ImageNo 4 MGB GTImage
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Know your French cars :-D Me and all the FCF Worldwide global audience don't. :-D

Name these three, there is something not quite right here...you may have to view another thread to discover the answer!
NewcastleFalcon wrote: 07 Sep 2024, 21:58 All things bright...
Name those CarsImageThis is a Clio
Renault Yellow is hard to beat
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Is that Clio a Megane in pyjamas? :-D

In which case it would be C1, C3 Aircross and Megane RS :?:
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That's one of the three Mick. Must have had bright colour=clio primed in the sub conscious when I put the original caption up :-D

Close up of the rear here!
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mickthemaverick wrote: 09 Sep 2024, 15:49 Is that Clio a Megane in pyjamas? :-D

In which case it would be C1, C3 Aircross and Megane RS :?:
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Yes I wouldn't recognise the characteristics of the "Aircross" brand from appearance or function had I not peeked at its rear and seen the badge :-D

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In my book, If I saw this car in the car parks, roads and fields of the United Kingdom, it would certainly catch my asttention and I would take a Photo of it. Part of it is its appearance, undoubtedly odd, but the colour also is striking and odd.

So save the knee jerk comments of ugly and brown, look at it with odd and interesting in mind, and appreciate it for what it is. A refreshing change to the blandness of the general motoring offerings in shape and colour, (although it is improving) of 2024.

From idriveaclassic video review of Citroen Car Club Rally 2024
https://youtu.be/PT9xGx-wl34?t=220
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I saw that one at Chevrons. In the metal it looks much nicer than it does in the picture. It's in fabulous condition :D
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I see Jim likes the yellows, I had a mate who would have all his cars painted yellow because he was colour blind to a wide colour range after damaging his eyes welding tank armour during the war.
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