A bit different

H

HSC911

Sebring

Joined

23 Jul 2014

Messages

7,627

• 31 Mar 2017

• #1

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2016-Porsche-Cayman-3-8-981-GT4-2dr-/232275073142?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276

 

B

badlands

Montreal

Joined

5 Feb 2015

Messages

568

• 31 Mar 2017

• #2

my eyes!!! :sad:

just terrible

 

R

Robertb

Yas Marina

Joined

1 Sep 2003

Messages

8,406

• 31 Mar 2017

• #3

You could achieve a similar effect by parking your car under a seagulls' nest for a week.

 

D

Delanor

Nurburgring

Joined

1 Oct 2016

Messages

440

• 31 Mar 2017

• #4

The object of camouflage is to disguise the object underneath so it is not clearly visible - in the event of an accident the owner of that car may have some explaining to do to their Insurance.

*
*
Del.

 

H

HSC911

Sebring

Joined

23 Jul 2014

Messages

7,627

• 31 Mar 2017

• #5

Delanor said:

The object of camouflage is to disguise the object underneath so it is not clearly visible - in the event of an accident the owner of that car may have some explaining to do to their Insurance.

*
*
Del.

Click to expand...

I went to buy some camouflage trousers once, came back empty handed....

...couldn't find any :sad:

 

D

Delanor

Nurburgring

Joined

1 Oct 2016

Messages

440

• 31 Mar 2017

• #6

You should have taken a woman with you - they have a sixth sense they can find things you can`t, mines brilliant at it.

*
*
Del.

 

R

Robertb

Yas Marina

Joined

1 Sep 2003

Messages

8,406

• 31 Mar 2017

• #7

Do you reckon if you drove it round the 'Ring you would be featured in the motoring press as a disguised prototype for the new Cayman GT4?

 

D

Delanor

Nurburgring

Joined

1 Oct 2016

Messages

440

• 31 Mar 2017

• #8

If someone ran into you and got out and said "sorry I didn`t see you" would that be an admission of guilt or statement of fact? :eh!:

*
*
Del.