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Looks nice and tidy, be nice with the LCR wheels on in Black
The leather is my favourite part of the car... despite the car having done 75k miles it still looks like new. I spent several hours cleaning and conditioning the leather after buying it two weeks ago and has made a huge difference
I'm glad I held out for leather ... not a fan of the cloth on these cars.
It's so shiney!
Car looks great buddy!
Liking the mudflaps too, are they genuine ones that came with the car?
Keep up the good work.
Cheers, Ell.
nice looking car mate, nice an shiney!!!
So it's started again... Currently undergoing more changes...
- Turbo Intake Pipe
- Neuspeed Induction kit
- Downpipe / Decat
- New JL Audio / Focal stereo install
- Carbon detailing
... Few other bits no doubt in meantime and of course a quick polish
The bug is back...
Nice car, but I don't get the 'sleeper' bit
A sleeper/Q-car is a totally normal and boring looking car/shed, which has been souped up to outperform most on the road.
This comes from the original idea from WW2 of British Navy 'normal looking' merchant ships, hunting for subs and looking all vulnerable, and then when they found one, they'd drop the normal/boring sides, revealing high powered weapons, which would be used against the enemy.
In the same way, a true sleeper on the road has to be standard and boring looking, i.e. not looking like it can shift at all, then it really surprises you by leaving you in the dust!
There was a transit van on Top Gear like this once, American bootleggers who built sleeper hot-rods did, and some other people have built true sleepers since, but not many.
Your Leon is anything but 'boring and slow looking' - it has a private reg, uprated wheels, a tuning sticker in the rear window, debadged, carbon detailing on the outside, gleaming polish/shine, uprated exhaust, etc, etc....so it's no sleeper, but it is a nice Leon![]()