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olavfo



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Norway 2010 Range Rover Autobiography TDV8 Buckingham Blue
I wanted to paint my house...

but the guy running a red light wanted it differently:

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Not been this close to crying in quite a while! But I guess lemons etc..

Post #692390 11th May 2024 6:45pm
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Alistair



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United Kingdom 2013 Range Rover Vogue SE SDV8 Santorini Black

Shocked

Post #692398 11th May 2024 7:55pm
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dingg1



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No use crying over spilled milk (paint)

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bob-lad



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Is that paint or liquid adrenaline ? Shocked

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olavfo



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dingg1 wrote:
No use crying over spilled milk (paint)


Haha, that’s 100% pure adrenaline yes! The rubber mat and the sheep skin took most of it, but a shine of brown only lifts the look Rolling Eyes

Post #692673 15th May 2024 6:29am
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Dutchgit



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Definitely a brown moment and a half ! Rolling Eyes

Post #692741 15th May 2024 7:07pm
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