Anyone have any pictures of audi s2 patina finishes?

[vinniepearl]

Wrong audience here I'm afraid, as you've found out [emoji38]

In many ways we're just as daft, removing perfectly good parts in pursuit of something better of different.

It's your car, so do with it what you will. I'm sure it'll look different and be a talking point wherever you take it or post pics.

I can appreciate everyone speaking their minds. I would much rather people say what they want instead of sugar coat it or be "nice".

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[macspring]

I think this car has personality. I like it.

I feel you may be beyond redemption I'm sorry to say.

[macspring]

I would much rather people say what they want instead of sugar coat it or be "nice".

ok, no problem, this it the site for you to see the styling of cars you prefer !

http://www.barryboys.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=41053

oh yeah, and please close the door after you on your way out.

How was that, clear enough ?






Just messin.................

Kind regards.

[vinniepearl]

ok, no problem, this it the site for you to see the styling of cars you prefer !

http://www.barryboys.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=41053

oh yeah, and please close the door after you on your way out.

How was that, clear enough ?






Just messin.................

Kind regards.

He'll no I'm not leaving. There's way too much valuable information on this site. As for that car. I'm not a fan; but good for him for doing what he wants and not giving a **** what others think.

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[vinniepearl]

I feel you may be beyond redemption I'm sorry to say.

[emoji8]

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[mike74]

Living in Scotland where at the slightest hint of fog, (yet alone snow) and we salt the roads most of the cars have this 'patina' you speak of. It may look cool on an old side step Chevy pick up but over here at least we would call a car that looked like that a piece of $h!t I'm afraid.
Hell, half the new Fords that are sold up here have that 'patina' straight out of the factory!

[psiconauta911]

To each their owns!

I like all the cars with different paints shown above, woudn´t get one myself but I´m open minded and think art can take many forms, not the barryboys they all look the same but I like to laugh so I like them also because they make me laugh!

I even considered (many years ago) doing a paint to my Avant like one I saw (I´m sure I did although couldn´t find any pictures of it) in the first Volvos 850 avant that entered the BTCC that where silver in the front fading to black in the rear and looked like speed had made the pigment in the paint slip to the back! Would like to see that again if anyone knows or as a picture of it!

[macspring]

As for that car. I'm not a fan; but good for him for doing what he wants and not giving a **** what others think.

This may help so.

http://www.barryboys.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=40814

[Rikki Kitto]

Another one I think is neat.



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I quite like this

[vinniepearl]

Living in Scotland where at the slightest hint of fog, (yet alone snow) and we salt the roads most of the cars have this 'patina' you speak of. It may look cool on an old side step Chevy pick up but over here at least we would call a car that looked like that a piece of $h!t I'm afraid.
Hell, half the new Fords that are sold up here have that 'patina' straight out of the factory!

I live in Iowa. Rust is inevitable here. So maybe over the years I've just learned to embrace the rust belt? my first vehicle was a horrible rusted out 69 chevy truck. It was absolutely hideous, but to me it was beautiful because it was mine! That rust didn't keep me from smoking those tires though.

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[vinniepearl]

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[vinniepearl]

To each their owns!

I like all the cars with different paints shown above, woudn´t get one myself but I´m open minded and think art can take many forms, not the barryboys they all look the same but I like to laugh so I like them also because they make me laugh!

I even considered (many years ago) doing a paint to my Avant like one I saw (I´m sure I did although couldn´t find any pictures of it) in the first Volvos 850 avant that entered the BTCC that where silver in the front fading to black in the rear and looked like speed had made the pigment in the paint slip to the back! Would like to see that again if anyone knows or as a picture of it!

I think every person on this forum strives to personalize their vehicle in some way or another. Whether it be how you decide to set up your engine bay, paint job, exhaust, etc.

I will be doing all of the above. I'm currently finishing up the underside of my coupe. I've media blasted and painted my subframes with por 15, all delrin and aluminum bushings, I ran some new ss lines w an fittings for fuel lines, and ran nicopp brake lines. I haven't driven my audi for two years and I'm super excited to get it off jack stands and back on the road.

I have vems sitting in a box that I'll be wiring up next, then after I'll be focusing on motor work. I'm having a blast learning. I previously had a 1994 mustang that I slapped a turbo setup on. It was pretty damn quick, but I couldn't drive it in the winter for ****. I also fell in love with group B and couldn't resist getting an audi. It has been a learning experience for sure!


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[nesshead6]

I say go for it, forget the wrap, go for full on corrosion... It's your car! You'll never have to worry about where you park it, or scratching the paint...

[vinniepearl]

I really just wanted to see pictures lol.

The paint is fine aside from a few spots and some clear coat peeling.




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[macspring]

Aah you're right, now that I see the car is only a tatty B4 you should go for the full on corrosion.

I thought your might have had a good condition UrS6, that's why I was worried.