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 I wonder if silver bodyshells were flatted and used for monogram cars in Mirage, hence the V5 saying silver ?
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My Skin Isn't That Thick Some trends I've never understood, like flared trousers in the early 1970's  and the trend for red cars in the 1980's . More recently the trends for non-coloured cars (black, white and silver/grey) . Still, at least it's not as bad as the one for silver electrical goods and household appliances.  People who were prepared to pay good money to buy a Monogram, or Duotone from new are to be applauded for their individuality and (in most cases) good taste, because most of them do look good. Having said that, I think it could be argued that driving any 75 / ZT shows considerable taste and / or individuality.
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