Dirty Grey Roc...
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jc74
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- I drive a: GT 2.0 TSI
- In: Pewter Grey
- With a: DSG box
- Location: London
Dirty Grey Roc...
Following on the dirty theme. It seems grey isn't much better. Whoever says it hides the dirt, isn't completely correct!
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alanstead
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- I drive a: GT 2.0 TDI 140/150
- In: Rising Blue
- With a: Manual box
- Location: Ross Shire
Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
If you'd bought a rising blue and lived in the north west of scotalnd, that dust isnt a problem, the cars always clean cos its constantly pressure washed by driving rain and galeforce winds, I kid you not, I've seen me get home and the wheels are filthy, then after a night of heavy rain and howling wind, the side facing the weather is spotless!! 
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Downtown_two
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- I drive a: Scirocco R
- In: Candy White
- With a: Manual box
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
Someone was using their noodle, Scottish weather can have its advantages. How did you get it THAT dirty JC?
GT 140 TDI
Ordered - 19th July 2009
Built - 21st September 2009
Pickup - 21st October 2009
Gone!
Ordered - 19th July 2009
Built - 21st September 2009
Pickup - 21st October 2009
Gone!
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jc74
- Posts: 406
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- Location: London
Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
Lol, they're building a big block of flats right opposite where I live, and also the London rain is filthy.Downtown_two wrote:Someone was using their noodle, Scottish weather can have its advantages. How did you get it THAT dirty JC?
Also I haven't washed it for about 2 months
. But to be honest there's no point since it looks most of the way like in the photo after about 2 days and a bit of rain anyway due to all the building work.-
jc74
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Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
Hmm, I'll have to come to Scotland sometime to get my car washed by nature!alanstead wrote:If you'd bought a rising blue and lived in the north west of scotalnd, that dust isnt a problem, the cars always clean cos its constantly pressure washed by driving rain and galeforce winds, I kid you not, I've seen me get home and the wheels are filthy, then after a night of heavy rain and howling wind, the side facing the weather is spotless!!
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alanstead
- Posts: 261
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- I drive a: GT 2.0 TDI 140/150
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- With a: Manual box
- Location: Ross Shire
Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
Feel free, its been raining here for three days solid! Saved me washing the car tho, so its not all bad
Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
looks nice and clean lol
is that factory glass in the rear mate or has it been tinted??
is that factory glass in the rear mate or has it been tinted??
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jc74
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Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
That's factory glass, but the GT spec has tinted rear windows as standard.SCOTT wrote:looks nice and clean lol
is that factory glass in the rear mate or has it been tinted??
Re: Dirty Grey Roc...
cheers mate, just looks much darker than i thought for GT spec.jc74 wrote:That's factory glass, but the GT spec has tinted rear windows as standard.SCOTT wrote:looks nice and clean lol
is that factory glass in the rear mate or has it been tinted??