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PH article, Heritage GT86 liveries

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They're lovely. They ought to offer those...

They mention I think who they got to make them in the Toyota article, I'm sure they'd be happy to sell you a set

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They're lovely. They ought to offer those...

 

 

They mention I think who they got to make them in the Toyota article, I'm sure they'd be happy to sell you a set

 

yep it's mentioned in the article about who done them 

 

 

 

Each of the six Toyota GT86 models featured visually arresting livery created and applied by the vinyl graphic specialists at Motor Mode UK. Careful reference was made to archive material to ensure that all the shapes, colours and logos of the original designs were replicated as closely as possible around the GT86 silhouette.

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Love the look of the castrol one.. Id look a bit of a bell on the street with it though :(

Yes - that's the issue ultimately isn't it? Like all those blue and yellow liveried Imprezas ten years back...

I quite like the tiger print one (not sure what that says about my fashion sense :-/)

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To be honest I would probably go for a Castrol livery if I could, but I would have to make sure my car looked and went the part to match, as in race specification! Would be certainly a big draw at shows :) 

 

But yes in general you would feel just a tad out of place! 

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Aside from the wraps though - what about the retro wheels? The red one is presumably on Watanabes or some similar knockoff, but what are the white and yellow ones wearing? I like the seventies cast magnesium vibe of those (but they'd be even better without the shiny rim). Anyone know?

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I think it's a crying shame they didn't use any liveries from the AE86 though, there must be plenty to choose from. 

 

I like the idea, but not how they've done it. 

 

The wheels are all Rota knock offs of wheels they could have got, which will still be in production, but would obviously cost more and you'd have to individually source each set from the appropriate manufacturer. But saying that Rota make retro look wheels is not really the case is it? 

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