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I've been looking at moving on my nice cars x4 and putting the money into one car to to time constraints. ( Mrs 95 quids 96yo mum is now with us and we want to convert a room behind the house)

As tolerant as she is to my car choices and purchases I've a problem with interior of a Bristol I fancy

Totally honest opinions. would this colour scheme stop you buying the car.

Ps. It's Kingfisher!!!!!!post-20451-0-62100400-1486322442_thumb.png

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See above. Colour is to be encouraged.

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That is a lovely colour to sit upon. If it was velour it would be perfect.

 

Seat covers are available, but seriously, you wouldn't notice after a week.

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I assumed you wanted to make an interior that colour when I first looked at the pictures, rather than wondering if it should put you off. I like it!

 

I can see that others might not though, so it could make it more difficult to sell on, I guess.

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I actually love it. Bit of convincing still to be done. I'd thought she'd be more Meh. With the pig ugly carpost-20451-0-23476900-1486323387_thumb.png

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If you'd buy it, someone else would.

 

I know a chap with a black Corniche convertible with a very similarly hued interior.

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Chaps who buy Bristols care not about mere plebeian dictates of colour co-ordination, they do not have to be told nor hold up recommended colour charts against one another in Homebase.    After all, they paid Rolls-Royce money for something on Jag wheels that looks like BL designed in a tea break during the shutdown. 

 

I absolutely love them, by the way!

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Looks lovely to me. Do they open at 9am tomorrow?

 

Having said that, it's not as cheap as I thought it may be. It looks perfect though.

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Beautiful cars but arnt they a alloy over steel tube body, that would send a shiver down my spine if any rust started to come through.

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Three words.

 

Get it bought!

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If you can't get red, get Kingfisher.  If you can't get a Cadillac, get a Bristol.  Job jobbed.  Have you bought it yet?

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Not at all..... it is of its time and suits the car perfectly.....

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Lovely motor! Not many really tidy examples of these in existence.It wouldn't end of the world if you had to re-dye the leather to the colour of your choice. I think it suits the delightful eccentricity of not only the car..but of what must have been the characterful first owner who ordered that colour combo! :-)

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It's perfect. Get it bought already.

Guest Breadvan72
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The car is WINTABULOUS.  I am too common and povvo to have a Bristol.  Class envy!

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I'm sure that I am the kind of person that Tony Crook would have refused as a customer.   He would have known that I was the kind of wrong 'un who would be tempted to put some alloy heads on that big motor.

 

Colour scheme would not put me off, suits it perfectly.  

Guest Breadvan72
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It used to be the case that Bristol would not sell you a car if you had bought your own furniture.

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Wasn't that Alan Clark on heseltine or heseltine on someone else?

Guest Breadvan72
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It was the long nosed Patrician Clark slagging off Heseltine for being a self made man.    Verdict: snobby git.

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The only bit that would stop me from buying that Bristol (or, in fact, any Bristol) is the price.

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