Body/Trim: Clear lenses, or no clear lenses?!

[Mike1967]

Originally Posted by IH

How about this then?

Arr a Vectra B with complete Irmscher kit and Steinmetz alloys , a vary rare sight !

[Velorum]

Originally Posted by Stiggy

Arr a Vectra B with complete Irmscher kit and Steinmetz alloys , a vary rare sight !

[Nunchukhamster]

Originally Posted by IH

I just threw up.

[Velorum]

Originally Posted by Nunchukhamster

I just threw up.

I hope that your joking, Stiggy is working on similar modifications I believe.

[Mike1967]

Originally Posted by IH

I hope that your joking, Stiggy is working on similar modifications I believe.

I very much dont think so as I dont own a Vectra B . I have a 2006/7 Vectra C .

[Velorum]

Originally Posted by Stiggy

I very much dont think so as I dont own a Vectra B . I have a 2006/7 Vectra C .

Ah, that Vectra!



The Vectra was General Motors' response to the ultra-successful Ford Mondeo and the replacement for the Vauxhall Cavalier. Launched amid a big-budget TV campaign as the car for the next millennium, the Vectra immediately caught the public's imagination and got off to a successful start. The motoring press, however, gave the Vectra fairly lukewarm praise. The styling was felt by many to be too similar to the old Cavalier and, apart from those swoopy external mirrors, the Vectra certainly lacked the radical touches of, say, the latest Mondeo. That criticism was addressed partly by the March 1999 facelift which sharpened up the styling a little and brought new engines and tauter suspension and steering to many of the mainstream models. The new ‘hearing aid beige’ interior colour option was less welcome. As a used buy, however, the Vectra range makes a lot of sense. The large range, proven mechanicals and of course, Vauxhall's extensive dealer network all add up to sensible, low cost family motoring

[Steve and his 244]

Can we stop with the vectra?!!

Clear lenses or no clear lenses?!

Steve

[Mike1967]

Originally Posted by Steve and his 244

Can we stop with the vectra?!!

Clear lenses or no clear lenses?!

Steve

Smoked .....

[Mike1967]

Originally Posted by IH

Ah, that Vectra!



The Vectra was General Motors' response to the ultra-successful Ford Mondeo and the replacement for the Vauxhall Cavalier. Launched amid a big-budget TV campaign as the car for the next millennium, the Vectra immediately caught the public's imagination and got off to a successful start. The motoring press, however, gave the Vectra fairly lukewarm praise. The styling was felt by many to be too similar to the old Cavalier and, apart from those swoopy external mirrors, the Vectra certainly lacked the radical touches of, say, the latest Mondeo. That criticism was addressed partly by the March 1999 facelift which sharpened up the styling a little and brought new engines and tauter suspension and steering to many of the mainstream models. The new ‘hearing aid beige’ interior colour option was less welcome. As a used buy, however, the Vectra range makes a lot of sense. The large range, proven mechanicals and of course, Vauxhall's extensive dealer network all add up to sensible, low cost family motoring

No Ian , that write up was on the Vectra B the succesor to the Vectra A or Cavalier as it was known in the UK LOL LOL

[Paul240480]

Orange for me, I reckon the clears look kinda weird with your shade of blue.