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script on the side of this Veyron?

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  1. Webby

    Webby F1 Veteran

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    #1 Webby, Jan 2, 2010
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  2. Carsonp

    Carsonp Formula 3

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    #2 Carsonp, Jan 2, 2010
    B--- Veyron?
     
  3. sTyleR

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    #3 sTyleR, Jan 2, 2010
  4. alan

    alan Formula 3

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    #4 alan, Jan 2, 2010
    Yup styler is right, that script was on all the Prototype Veyrons and a few customers have opted to keep it on their production cars.
     
  5. Webby

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    #5 Webby, Jan 3, 2010
    Thank you! I had no idea of the origin of the Veyron's name.
     
  6. Miura Jota

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    #6 Miura Jota, Jan 3, 2010
    are those 2 different tones of red ?

    if so that looks great .
     
  7. Webby

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    #7 Webby, Jan 3, 2010
    Yes, the middle part was darker. I agree, best looking Veyron I have seen (out of 8)
     
  8. drf3576

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    #8 drf3576, Jan 3, 2010
    great color! "colors"
     
  9. El Wayne

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    #9 El Wayne, Jan 4, 2010
  10. Etcetera

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    #10 Etcetera, Jan 4, 2010
    Striking picture.

    Script resembles "Barry Manilow"
     

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