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Old 7th May 2016, 23:19   #1
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Default Rover 75 in German Art exhibition!

Just seen a rather extraordinary photo in today's I newspaper.

We always knew our cars are beautiful ... and now it seems that one has become a central part of an exhibit in a show by a Cuban artist, Humberto Diaz beings held at the Kunsthalle Museum in Rostock in Germany. From the photo, it looks as though it's a 75 taking a nosedive into a pool of water. You can view the copyright image here:

http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/...hoto/528587828

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May be one of the German club members could visit Rostock and take a photo to upload for everyone to see?

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Old 8th May 2016, 03:46   #2
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Unfortunately too far away for me just to take a photo.
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Old 8th May 2016, 04:25   #3
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Very creative, the artist should create another one on the opposite side of the earth with the front coming out of the ground!
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Old 8th May 2016, 07:25   #4
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Nooooo the poor ecu....
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Old 8th May 2016, 07:49   #5
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That was a heck of a lot of water that came out of the plenums
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Old 8th May 2016, 07:53   #6
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... very cruel to the poor car - but at least it wil achieve a certain immortality

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Old 8th May 2016, 08:17   #7
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Impressive piece of art...not.
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Old 8th May 2016, 08:33   #8
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Quite clearly this was taken in the UK, and is just one of the many cars that have fallen foul of Britain's numerous pot holes.

The poor paint job, done with B&Q 'one coat' has dripped off in the heat of the sun.
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Old 8th May 2016, 10:27   #9
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Had to be 1.8 that badly overheated due to hed gasket failure
Thats why whole front end had melted
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Old 8th May 2016, 15:11   #10
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A Bridge too Far I'm afraid.
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