Styling so ahead of its time
12-09-2012, 06:53 PM
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It says - "I've arrived. But I'm not trying to prove anything. I have refined, modern, yet modest taste."
12-09-2012, 07:41 PM
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TR6's never came in pink. 
And hey, I'm just an original sorta guy, so no color changes, but nice guess. I leave the pink in my dresser for midnights and weekends. 
Not sure how else to descibe a dinky little old English roadster. Not particularly "masculine" or "brawny" by any means, they're just attractive and neat little novel sports cars. Just can't do much with 'em, though.
And hey, I'm just an original sorta guy, so no color changes, but nice guess. I leave the pink in my dresser for midnights and weekends. Not sure how else to descibe a dinky little old English roadster. Not particularly "masculine" or "brawny" by any means, they're just attractive and neat little novel sports cars. Just can't do much with 'em, though.
12-09-2012, 08:18 PM
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Incidently, back in 1987 when I bought it, I used to get a bunch of crap from jealous non-owners that the back of the car looks like an AMC Gremlin. Now, as more and more cars are assuming the same shape, who's laughing now?
