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PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 12:04 am 
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I have a bright red Clubman, deseamed/debumpered. Charcoal or platimum silver? I'm starting to like the charcoal...

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Definitely charcoal.
Not enough people get the charcoal variety.

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 12:18 am 
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I personally like the charcoal colour, but I would rather that they didn't polish the outside rim and left it one solid colour..

Like these..my favourite rims:

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 12:21 am 
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I like how the rims are polished.

I kinda like the black Revolutions (4 spoke) for the same reason, but not toooo mad on the style.

I think the charcoal has it. The Silver ones look too bright...

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I like the black REVO's better...they look good with the polished outer..

This site might help you with colour choice:
http://www.h4.dion.ne.jp/~mini/wheel/wheel.html

I think black mambas would look good too..

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Yeah go charcoal....

Im getting charcoal 13x7's for SC850.... it'll be a white body with a charcoal roof aswell 8)

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Charcoal, for sure. Polished outer.. 8)

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charcoal 8)


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was gunna say silver to throw you off

but nah red paint and black seats calls for the dark charcoal colour
like the day old scruff of an italian stallion

how corny did that sound haha

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Red clubman = Charcoal wheels

Red with white roof = the silver ones :)

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drmini in aust wrote:
Charcoal, for sure. Polished outer.. 8)


I agree..


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fruity wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
Charcoal, for sure. Polished outer.. 8)


I agree..

I have 1 (new) which is charcoal with a dark green tinge in it. I'd love to mix some paint and do a matching set. :P

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I liked those Mumbers 8)

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Nah, no white roof. And I don't have black seats. I have a mid/dark grey leather ($$$) trim. The charcoal ones it is then. SOLD!

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:D yep charcole for SURE!!


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