Intermeccanica Speedster on ebay...

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Intermeccanica Speedster on ebay...

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Go here... http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/ ... p?id=74604

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Looks superb until you get to this line... "things that makes this car better than the original include electric roll-up windows (no flimsy side curtains here)" i'm sorry ???????????? Electric pigging windows????????????

That's a bit like copping-off with an Atomic Kitten and then finding out she's got halitosis :shock:

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Re: Intermeccanica Speedster on ebay...

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cubist wrote:That's a bit like copping-off with an Atomic Kitten and then finding out she's got halitosis :shock:

Bummer
More of a Sugababes man myself.

Electric windows - no excuse. :P
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Isn't the more puglike Sugarbabe called Muttley or something :shock:

Liz, Jenny, Natasha, now they're proper girls names...

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cubist wrote:Isn't the more puglike Sugarbabe called Muttley or something :shock:

Liz, Jenny, Natasha, now they're proper girls names...

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mutley superb :lol: :lol:
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I like to call her Munter!

Anyway - its the other two I like - although at a push I may consider ....................... :oops:

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Atomic Kitten always remind me of the girls at school who would do things for money :shock:
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Atomic Kitten always remind me of the girls at school who would do things for money
At my school it was the Lower 6th boys. There were some rather attractive blonde ones though... never had any tuck money left by weds :shock:
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your tubby fingers hit T by mistake there, down and to the left :wink:
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:lol:

...but that would make it 'letf' surely :wink:
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That gives "tuck box" a new meaning :lol:
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Hello ddk'ers. I purchased the car which started this topic. It's in Holland now. It's really a fantastic Speedster replica and an awesome driver too!
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