GT S with brown leather - Love it

Andyk

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Not for everyone I'm sure but I wish there were more specced with brown leather...I just love it......

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...-coupe--unique-spec/2208224?isexperiment=true

 

Rwc13

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Agree. Really lovely and works with the exterior too. Good to be different

 

Andyk

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Perfect for a grey car...

 

Catalan3200

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Looks fab.


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Chrisbassett

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Now i know what that colour is called...I've been calling it tobacco. That's what I want in Doris.

 

Felonious Crud

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• Apr 13, 2014

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That is gorgeous. Lot of car for the money, as well.

I notice it's on 39k miles and has a recent new clutch. I'm on 31k and feel a large expense heading my way. Probably before the centenary trip if I've got any sense. I'll get a clutch reading tomorrow and prepare myself for a painful bill!

 

ENZ525

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AdamN said:

That is gorgeous. Lot of car for the money, as well.

I notice it's on 39k miles and has a recent new clutch. I'm on 31k and feel a large expense heading my way. Probably before the centenary trip if I've got any sense. I'll get a clutch reading tomorrow and prepare myself for a painful bill!

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Each to their own Adam, of course...but if the car is driving well, to me, doesn't really matter how many miles its done, or what the reading says, 6, 16 or 60% worn...

 

Felonious Crud

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Hi Enz. Arguably that car would be more desirable than one on 25k and the original clutch.

Any guidelines on when a clutch should be replaced. Or should I wait for the slipping to start?

 

ENZ525

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AdamN said:

Hi Enz. Arguably that car would be more desirable than one on 25k and the original clutch.

Any guidelines on when a clutch should be replaced. Or should I wait for the slipping to start?

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Again, each to their own Adam... but not really, to me...if the one with 25k miles is driving right, it would make no difference that it was on the original clutch.

If it is slipping, then of course it is time to get it checked out...

 

Felonious Crud

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Just don't want to be stranded half-way to Italy. IN Italy OK. But not half-way.

 

ENZ525

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• Apr 13, 2014

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I can understand that ...
but no real guarantee, the reading can show 10% worn and the car will drive like a dog (with only 3 legs)...or show 80% worn and drive beautifully

 

Andyk

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Chrisbassett said:

Now i know what that colour is called...I've been calling it tobacco. That's what I want in Doris.

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Colours official name is Marrone Corniola....

 

outrun

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• Apr 13, 2014

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That's a beauty. Really really classy look. Want.

 

lofty

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• Apr 13, 2014

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That interior would work well with Grigio Granito as it has a slight brown tinge to it in the sunshine.

 

Andyk

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Agree lofty....Any of the greys would look good...Possibly red or white as well....maybe....

 

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Chrisbassett

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Andyk said:

Agree lofty....Any of the greys would look good...Possibly red or white as well....maybe....

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White definitely.

 

Rwc13

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• Apr 13, 2014

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Agree, would look stunning in a white car too. And very Italian. We do tend to be a little conservative (unsophisticated even?) with our car colour choices.......