Would you buy this scope?

[Macavity]

Not round here ... I do know someone who once bought a car in Peugeot/Talbot "fern green", probably the nastiest colour I've actually seen on a road vehicle

Ah, What was that bright GREEN livery they used for the onetime (ill-fated) 3-litre Ford Capri...

And to think I was almost proud to be associated with it's (George Best look-alike) owner.

[John]

That seller is usually well intentioned and provides good service but I think he's made a bad misjudgement with those - hope his stocks are not too high !.

I can only ever recall one thing that was pink and considered remotely "cool" and you have to go back to school holidays TV in the 1970's for that:

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

My parents actually bought a second hand VW Passat station wagon, which was a great deal cheaper than others because people did not like its fluorescent orange (like in fluorescent markers, or fluorescent safety jackets orange) paint job. Given it was a big car, that was a LOT of fluorescent orange. It was actually very practical for two reasons: (i) everyone could see you coming, (ii) you NEVER had trouble finding your car in a busy parking lot.

My least favourite colour for a car must remain the akward goldish-green metallic I saw on some Fiats

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

That seller is usually well intentioned and provides good service but I think he's made a bad misjudgement with those - hope his stocks are not too high !.

I can only ever recall one thing that was pink and considered remotely "cool" and you have to go back to school holidays TV in the 1970's for that:

But that's a pink PANTHER, not a pink telescope

[johninderby]

Wait until they're discounted to £49.95, get a tin of spray paint and there you go.

John

[John]

But that's a pink PANTHER, not a pink telescope

Thanks Michael - at least it is a CAT

[Ogri]

Any pics, I would love to see that.

Long gone sadly.

Worse than the contents of a doggie 'pooper scooper', is perhaps as close as I can get to describing it.