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[pompei]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %26otn%3D4

[pogweasel]

Tell you what though, those T-shirts are chuffing good quality. I've had 3 or 4 off that bloke, perfect fit (not like loads of screen print ones which just get longer up the size range!), colours haven't washed out after umpteen washes and the printing seems very durable.

[Mr_Bo11ox]

I just can't seem to get excited about any car-themed clothing, always seems to seem a bit forced/geekish, like when you see someone at a car show wearing a 'Sierra RS Cosworth' T shirt or whatever..... NOT COOL Having said that, when we did screen printing at school some lad did one with a massive wobbly 'SKODA' text and logo across his chest, and when i went to see John Shuttleworth in Manchester last year I clocked a lad in a T-shirt with a big two-colour picture of an Ambassador. so maybe its the surroundings and not just the clothes which make or break it.

[Milford Cubicle]

I have an Ambassador T-shirt, it's pretty shonky...I half thought about getting a Saab 900 Turbo t-shirt, but that'd be embarassing since I own a 900.

[Mr Lobster]

I'd tend to agree that most car themed clothing is very much uncool. The worst offenders would be those Ferrari clad anorak types and anyone spotted at classic car shows with branded clothing to match the car.

[r.welfare]

I don't know, I'm rather fond of the Chunk T-shirts with the Haynes cutaways on the front. In fact I'm wearing one now - shame it has a Beetle on it! Only the earlier ones mind, the later colour ones look a bit shit.

[Timewaster]

My personal favorites are the market stall "Ferrari" jackets.You know, the ones that are all spelt wrong"MARLBOLLO" and "VODPHONE" logos on the sleeves