Good old 80's

[tom120934]

I think it is : first century on current calendar started on year 1, so a decade start on year xxx1 to end in year xxx0. The same for centuries and millenaries : 21st century and 3rd millenary started in 2001, not 2000.

[VsQ]

Originally Posted by Nik

I have a question....is 1990 acceptable?

Cos the prints I found on the Aston is 1990 lol.

No, it's not.

[multimediaman]

the first post of the thread mentions 1980-1990...

[rb-30s]

yes if the car was made in 1989 also like it it can be

1991 declares the 90s open so 1990 is 80s still

[tom120934]

And, whereas it is not really intuitive, a car build in 1980 (very good year ) can't be eligible.

[rb-30s]

it isnt tom and again i gotta say im impressd of the size of this comp

[VsQ]

Originally Posted by tom120934

I think it is : first century on current calendar started on year 1, so a decade start on year xxx1 to end in year xxx0. The same for centuries and millenaries : 21st century and 3rd millenary started in 2001, not 2000.

If it'd really be so, then you're not allowed to model a car which was manufuctured in 1980 'cause it'd be 70's and so on this should be "Good old 70's and 80's" comp, not "Good old 80's"

[tom120934]

Yes, it's weird, but that's the reason why I already wrote about that earlier :

Originally Posted by tom120934

And, whereas it is not really intuitive, a car build in 1980 (very good year ) can't be eligible.

And that's the same reason I say to everyone I was born in the 70's, not the 80's

[rb-30s]

Ok im guilty as i have so many things to do i mess up. So please say me what is wrong i try to fix it all

[RSR]

I'll have a crack at this competition

I'll try the 1983 Aston Martin Vantage (still the best looking Vantage to date )

http://www.motorbase.com/pictures/au...952/fs_313.jpg