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I had two new ( to me at least 20 years old) wings from a scrapper fitted to my car. Perfect colour match. You would have expected fading from sun exposure in 20 years to have made them quite different. In the 80s , I had a Ford Orion that had different colour panels due to fading from about 5 years old. 

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You can't see it very well here, by my Orion had the NSF door from a breaker's yard car, and the bonnet from a different one, plus a rattle canned wing/sill after I had a slight mishap

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Oh and I got the boot painted at a body shop after I removed the lock

 

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3 hours ago, bunglebus said:

You can't see it very well here, by my Orion had the NSF door from a breaker's yard car, and the bonnet from a different one, plus a rattle canned wing/sill after I had a slight mishap

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Oh and I got the boot painted at a body shop after I removed the lock

 

Mine was red, worst colour for paint fade apparently.

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On 13/08/2025 at 16:18, martc said:

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Saint-Louis, Senegal. The predominant yellow colour suggests this is a taxi.

Excellent! It’s barely even ‘predominantly’ a car any more! 😂

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I love African vehicles, especially even older ones than that which are a proper mish-mash of various vehicles and you can play at guessing what they're cobbled together from!

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I don't know if I keep seeing the same Peugeots, or if there's something about this blue/red combo that their owners like - but here's another

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Due to a unfortunate failure with the door glass last month. ☹️ My Stilo has gained a silver door. Hopefully only as a temporary measure!

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Seen a few days ago. No photo of the drivers side, but I can confirm that it also has two doors in the same shade of blue! 

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A 1927 LaSalle demonstrating DuPont’s newfangled quick drying paint making two-tone (and three-tone) a thing.IMG_1525.jpeg.0803ce1e8ffd4f0d2e21d87fb8b7949f.jpegand some kind of Nissan demonstrating it could still be done many years later.IMG_1491.jpeg.ee47634b88e5d13b98719133fdadbfa5.jpeg

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On 14/09/2025 at 21:05, Burnside said:

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Due to a unfortunate failure with the door glass last month. ☹️ My Stilo has gained a silver door. Hopefully only as a temporary measure!

Now restored back to Black. Just ignore the rear quarter! 

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On 22/09/2025 at 20:39, mk2_craig said:

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Seen a few days ago. No photo of the drivers side, but I can confirm that it also has two doors in the same shade of blue! 

Budget smart car.

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Shit pic though due to the rear light tint and configuration this looked like it has the boot lid from entirely different vehicle. 

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It also has'hybrid' written on it and was chuffing out some serious clagg. 

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Spotted today. I really don't know what is going on here. Panels different shades, the two tone door... Parked half in the sun half in a garage for a long time? intentionally mismatched? made the best of a shit re spray?IMG_7488.jpeg.f6e53415546ae3bcf7d99b59cede26b2.jpeg

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