Pics of my RRC Vogue SE (after a good clean this weekend!)
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G-man
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you missed a bit
juiceyv8
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Awsome landy and cam.
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Have you got a wooden leg?
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Have you got a one-legged butler?
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very very nice hope mine looks that good at 20
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nice leather! but the welly's too clean.
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nice job, would be happy to have a RRC sitting outside in that condition, something tells me you have a pretty nice cam too!
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Looks lovely! Did you use anything special to shine up your bumper corners? I can only hope that one day my RRC can look as clean as yours
James.
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The camera is my brothers - and he was the photographer!! It is a nice camera though, and that makes all the difference.
The car itself was a bit scruffy when I bought it, but just gave it a good wash, some T-cut removed most of the scratches and half a bottle of Autoglym Super Resin I had lying around bought up the paintwork a treat. Not sure what it is on the bumpers, just something in a black bottle. Interior, the leather was in good nick but filthy, so gave that a really good clean and some conditioner.
Don't get me wrong, I don't intend on pampering it and only straying onto pavements as 'off-road' - I bought it to get to work when it inevitably snows again (we always get hit here!), runs to the tip and to have a bit of fun with some light green-laning/off-roading. But thought it deserved one good clean after being sat still for 4 years!! Will probably be the last wash until I eventually sell it...!
Oh, and there were two wellies there, honest...!
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The car itself was a bit scruffy when I bought it, but just gave it a good wash, some T-cut removed most of the scratches and half a bottle of Autoglym Super Resin I had lying around bought up the paintwork a treat. Not sure what it is on the bumpers, just something in a black bottle. Interior, the leather was in good nick but filthy, so gave that a really good clean and some conditioner.
Don't get me wrong, I don't intend on pampering it and only straying onto pavements as 'off-road' - I bought it to get to work when it inevitably snows again (we always get hit here!), runs to the tip and to have a bit of fun with some light green-laning/off-roading. But thought it deserved one good clean after being sat still for 4 years!! Will probably be the last wash until I eventually sell it...!
Oh, and there were two wellies there, honest...!
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nice clean classic mate , and a nice house if its yours
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Rangie porn.:d:d:d
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just thought i would add Muckboots are better than Dunlops
Thanks G-Man! I originally bought Hunter's years ago, but were too tight around the calf, so gave them to my old man. Then got some Barbour’s but had the same problem so sent them back. Dunlop’s were the only ones that fitted – and about 1/5 of the price! Bargain!
As for the photography, my brother took the pics and it’s also his camera and lens – a fancy Canon SLR with a top notch lens – really does make all the difference!
Thanks for the nice comments though, I'm chuffed with how well she came up after a bit of TLC!
As for the photography, my brother took the pics and it’s also his camera and lens – a fancy Canon SLR with a top notch lens – really does make all the difference!
Thanks for the nice comments though, I'm chuffed with how well she came up after a bit of TLC!
