Beaulieu - 'New' RS Being Delivered
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Beaulieu - 'New' RS Being Delivered
If you are going to Beaulieu you may see a Chartreuse (lt green) 2.7RS on Swiss plates.
For your interest, this is a genuine one owner, lowish mileage, first series RS. It is being brought over by its Ameican (but Swiss based) owner, Jack Logan, for delivery to its new owner, Nigel Mitchell, at Beaulieu.
Nigel, had been looking for a really good RS for some years and agreed to buy this one following various recommendations, including Fred Hampton's.
The car is very good but Nigel may want to carry out some work and minor detailing. Please feel free to chat with Nigel and, as a new owner, I am sure he will appreciate any helpful advice and guidance.
For your interest, this is a genuine one owner, lowish mileage, first series RS. It is being brought over by its Ameican (but Swiss based) owner, Jack Logan, for delivery to its new owner, Nigel Mitchell, at Beaulieu.
Nigel, had been looking for a really good RS for some years and agreed to buy this one following various recommendations, including Fred Hampton's.
The car is very good but Nigel may want to carry out some work and minor detailing. Please feel free to chat with Nigel and, as a new owner, I am sure he will appreciate any helpful advice and guidance.
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You're right.
If I had to describe the colour, it would be "mushy pea green", which sounds pretty vile.
But I've seen the photos and it looks fantastic and really suits the RS - even better than Viper or Light Green.
Mind you this one will have just been driven from Switzerland so it might not be as gleaming as some of the other cars on display.
If I had to describe the colour, it would be "mushy pea green", which sounds pretty vile.
But I've seen the photos and it looks fantastic and really suits the RS - even better than Viper or Light Green.
Mind you this one will have just been driven from Switzerland so it might not be as gleaming as some of the other cars on display.
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http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5097
There's a couple of pics in the link above. I always find that chartreuse, like many of the other safety colours, looks very different in the flesh. Photos (especially digital images) never seem to do them justice. when I first saw pics of cars in viper green and signal orange, i wasn't too fussed on them, but when I saw them in the flesh I completely fell in love with them and they're now right up in my top five favourites. sorry for the long, slightly off topic, rambling........back to talking about the RS. Looking forward to seeing it at beaulieu.Piccy's of the 'E' as well then Paul
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Do you plan at some point to return it to chartreuse ?210bhp wrote:My car originally chatreuse now black (shame). Only 23 RS's in chatreuse (well 22 at the moment if they all survive)and I think none RHD
Mike
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I'm sure the cost of a repaint to original spec will be reflected in the value of the car... as I'm sure your more than aware, originality, especially RS's is highly valued
WOuld love to see your RS at some point... you able to make it down for any of the days in Aug for the DDK northern weekend?
WOuld love to see your RS at some point... you able to make it down for any of the days in Aug for the DDK northern weekend?
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Yep, that RS was stunning - I even managed a piccie of that too:

How I wish that was coming home to my garage...

How I wish that was coming home to my garage...
2006 RHD 997 Carrera (but DDK remains in my heart - also now no longer)
1972 LHD 2.4T with '73 2.4T CIS motor - gone to a new DDK home
1994 RHD 993 Carrera - gone!
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1972 LHD 2.4T with '73 2.4T CIS motor - gone to a new DDK home
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