I like it, a lot.
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I dont believe that's the color combination T is looking for.
He is thinking of a nautical/ French Riveira combo- Blue, Blue contv top, Ivory seats, blue carpeting. And although he did not mention it- birds eye maple- at least that's how the n/a xks were finished out
I must say I have never seen the combo you posted of XKR in blue with brown carpeting and steering, with what looks like to me caramel interior. It sounds disgusting, but I kinda like it.
I dont believe that's the color combination T is looking for.
He is thinking of a nautical/ French Riveira combo- Blue, Blue contv top, Ivory seats, blue carpeting. And although he did not mention it- birds eye maple- at least that's how the n/a xks were finished out
I must say I have never seen the combo you posted of XKR in blue with brown carpeting and steering, with what looks like to me caramel interior. It sounds disgusting, but I kinda like it.
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It is Poplar wood trim, I think it looks amazing with the Indigo exterior.
This car's interior is I believe Ivory/Slate, rather than the Ivory/Navy combination you might be thinking off. I have seen a car with the Ivory/Navy and it is a little strong; but for a second car I would still go for it.
This specific example appears to have cosmetic flaws inside and out, it could end up being more expensive than its worth. However, I still lover the color combination. It would be a beautiful color combination to have for driving an open top Jaguar in the Carolina foot hills.
This car's interior is I believe Ivory/Slate, rather than the Ivory/Navy combination you might be thinking off. I have seen a car with the Ivory/Navy and it is a little strong; but for a second car I would still go for it.
This specific example appears to have cosmetic flaws inside and out, it could end up being more expensive than its worth. However, I still lover the color combination. It would be a beautiful color combination to have for driving an open top Jaguar in the Carolina foot hills.
Last edited by Tervuren; 09-13-2017 at 01:13 PM.
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^^ I was going to buy that color combo interior on a light blue metallic XK conv, but thought the seats would get too many stains. In retrospect, the jeans dye comes out very easily and I just love the dash color so much. I'd prefer caramel to ivory with oyster, but not sure if that was ever an option. It could be if there was a 2nd car to take interior parts from.
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Looks like I'm not the only one that liked it; it went to sale pending on their website just a few minutes ago.
Hopefully a 2010+ XKR Convertible in this color combination will hit the market in the next month or two.
I'd really love to buy in October, then three of my (then)four cars will have October registrations, and I'd push the one that doesn't off my roster to go back down to three overall.
Hopefully a 2010+ XKR Convertible in this color combination will hit the market in the next month or two.
I'd really love to buy in October, then three of my (then)four cars will have October registrations, and I'd push the one that doesn't off my roster to go back down to three overall.
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A thread of its own is needed on what I am about o write.
Get dye guard- the stuff is priceless. Its made in Italy and now available here.
Studies in England have shown that it was the best thing for preserving abrasion wear and the blocking dye from transferring is a bonus.
Some of the hitch-hikers have the worst clothes.
Get dye guard- the stuff is priceless. Its made in Italy and now available here.
Studies in England have shown that it was the best thing for preserving abrasion wear and the blocking dye from transferring is a bonus.
Some of the hitch-hikers have the worst clothes.
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This is the car you want.
If you add it all up, it would be like buying a 4.2 n/a for $10k
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used...ting=179818270
If you add it all up, it would be like buying a 4.2 n/a for $10k
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used...ting=179818270
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This is the car you want.
If you add it all up, it would be like buying a 4.2 n/a for $10k
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used...ting=179818270
If you add it all up, it would be like buying a 4.2 n/a for $10k
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used...ting=179818270
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