There are LIMITS to a mud picture

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There are LIMITS to a mud picture

Postby reisen55 » Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:23 pm

This is likely from the odd website women and cars in mud, BUT while the woman is interesting, PUTTING A VINTAGE JAGUAR XKE in a muddy situation is TOTALLY OFFENSIVE!!!!! LOL!!!
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Postby newtothis2 » Sun Feb 12, 2012 5:53 pm

Hahahaha, I grew up about 3 short blocks from a guy who had seven of these in his garage/workshop and also owned/rented another garage across the alley with more in there, although I was never able to verify how my bays in the other he used as the windows were frosted glass. He had several different years, models, some AMAZING convertibles and a couple of right hand steering models as well. Absolutely magnificent car!!!

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Re: There are LIMITS to a mud picture

Postby Mynock » Mon Feb 13, 2012 6:51 am

It looks like it was driven very slowly and carefully on to the mud. If you back it off the same way you'll just have to rinse off the tires. I seriosly hope she's not pressing her muddy ass into the paint like it looks like she's doing.
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Re: There are LIMITS to a mud picture

Postby Lomax » Fri Feb 17, 2012 4:35 pm

reisen55 wrote:JAGUAR XKE


Known as an E-Type over here. Without doubt the finest car ever made, anywhere, ever.
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Re: There are LIMITS to a mud picture

Postby reisen55 » Wed Feb 22, 2012 2:30 pm

My father owned one, a 1968 red classic. I wish he had kept it or buried it somewhere. He also owned a very rare Mercedes Benz 6.9. This looked like a sedate 450SEL sedan but it had a 6.9 litre engine - could, and did, beat out a TransAm Firebird. Another loss.

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Re: There are LIMITS to a mud picture

Postby Mynock » Wed Feb 22, 2012 6:03 pm

reisen55 wrote:...TransAm Firebird.

My dad had a '78 SE, gold piping and all, amost a carbon copy of the one from Smokey and the Bandit (that one was a '77). Someday when I'm rich enough I'm going to buy him a restored one so he can stop blaming me for being born and having to sell it. :lol:
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