MUDFLAP's - Group Buy..?
11 April 2001, 11:09 PM
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evening folks,
just a quick message on the behalf of jase...he is layed up in bed today feeling pretty ill. He has promised he will post on this thread tomorrow (or even late tonight).
Please be patient...and thanks again for your interest.
Ian.
just a quick message on the behalf of jase...he is layed up in bed today feeling pretty ill. He has promised he will post on this thread tomorrow (or even late tonight).
Please be patient...and thanks again for your interest.
Ian.
11 April 2001, 11:39 PM
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Yep I am in for a set of the light blue ones 
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Jase - I can even pop across to pick them up from you if you want and advise on how to fit
. I will bring some beer money as well .
cheers
chrisp
.Jase - I can even pop across to pick them up from you if you want and advise on how to fit
. I will bring some beer money as well .cheers
chrisp
13 April 2001, 03:06 AM
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I'm sure the outside dimensions are the same as the Swedish ones (the rears on mine run a little further up round the arch though). If the flaps are any longer they tend to scrape the ground during 'boot' mode and hard cornering... this gets very annoying! The Swedish ones are wider on the 'inside' but I've found that if they are too wide they tend to curl as they are basically acting as an air brake!
These are about the fifth set I've tried...I'm very fickle
The new Polyurethane material is extremely tough (this also negates the need for full brackets) and is therefore very difficult to trim (the flaps will be punched out)... but the cheaper rubber material (as in the photos) can be easily cut with a Stanley knife.
I've sent the templates away so the punches can be made (the flaps will now have rounded edges ) and initially ordered enough for 4 sets in black - these should arrive in 7-10 working days...
If this all checks out O.K then...
£95 inc VAT & P&P for batches of 10 (any colour) Or £115 inc. for single orders. I think the vast majority posted here will fall into the former catorgory! The flaps in rubber (black only) will be around £70-75. Again orders should take around 7 - 10 days.
As this is turning out to be a bit of a 'commercial venture' and I wouldn't want to be seen as selling a 'product' directly on the bbs... I'm therefore aiming to get the website up and running as soon as possible so you will be able to order/see fitting instructions/more photos etc....
I'll keep you posted.
Cheers
jase.
Chris - I'll only sell to you if you come for a ride round Donno
These are about the fifth set I've tried...I'm very fickle
The new Polyurethane material is extremely tough (this also negates the need for full brackets) and is therefore very difficult to trim (the flaps will be punched out)... but the cheaper rubber material (as in the photos) can be easily cut with a Stanley knife.
I've sent the templates away so the punches can be made (the flaps will now have rounded edges
) and initially ordered enough for 4 sets in black - these should arrive in 7-10 working days...If this all checks out O.K then...
£95 inc VAT & P&P for batches of 10 (any colour) Or £115 inc. for single orders. I think the vast majority posted here will fall into the former catorgory!
The flaps in rubber (black only) will be around £70-75. Again orders should take around 7 - 10 days.As this is turning out to be a bit of a 'commercial venture' and I wouldn't want to be seen as selling a 'product' directly on the bbs... I'm therefore aiming to get the website up and running as soon as possible so you will be able to order/see fitting instructions/more photos etc....
I'll keep you posted.
Cheers
jase.
Chris - I'll only sell to you if you come for a ride round Donno
13 April 2001, 09:18 PM
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Top stuff Jase.
My money's with you. I'll repost the group buy thingy on Monday. An order will be winging it's way to you pending this
Onc again, well done. Nothing ventured, nothing gained!
Cheers, Jacko.
My money's with you. I'll repost the group buy thingy on Monday. An order will be winging it's way to you pending this
Onc again, well done. Nothing ventured, nothing gained!
Cheers, Jacko.
15 April 2001, 10:45 AM
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Your "flaps" look fine, just can't decide if I should go for BLACK rubber or DARK BLUE plastic for my MICA BLUE oomy. Please keep me posted as to when to order!!!.
Cheers Bry.
Cheers Bry.
19 April 2001, 10:30 AM
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Ok chaps, sorry for the delay.
I am sold on Jase's Mudflaps not the Swedish ones, so my moneys with him. To be honest though, I have recently had a few e-mail horror stories sent to me, warning me about group buy's etc. It is to my regret that I will not have anything to do with postage and packing of these flaps. My hope is that Jase will accept the deal of 10 people or more and he posts them out to the individual's respectively.
So in light of this, who still wants to be on the group buy list for Jase's British Polyurethane Mudflaps for £95 a set? Post a reply on here with your interest including quantity and colour. I will collate numbers as we go and as soon as we have ten people or more, I will notify Jase ASAP.
Alternatively, if you can't be ar5ed with a group thingy, or want rubber ones, then contact him directly yourself (single sales = £75 rubber, £115 poly).
If the group numbers are not that great, I will be going that route.
Cheers, Jacko.
I am sold on Jase's Mudflaps not the Swedish ones, so my moneys with him. To be honest though, I have recently had a few e-mail horror stories sent to me, warning me about group buy's etc. It is to my regret that I will not have anything to do with postage and packing of these flaps. My hope is that Jase will accept the deal of 10 people or more and he posts them out to the individual's respectively.
So in light of this, who still wants to be on the group buy list for Jase's British Polyurethane Mudflaps for £95 a set? Post a reply on here with your interest including quantity and colour. I will collate numbers as we go and as soon as we have ten people or more, I will notify Jase ASAP.
Alternatively, if you can't be ar5ed with a group thingy, or want rubber ones, then contact him directly yourself (single sales = £75 rubber, £115 poly).
If the group numbers are not that great, I will be going that route
.Cheers, Jacko.
19 April 2001, 11:10 PM
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I'm up for a set of blue as indicated in the attached picture.
[This message has been edited by Acker (edited 19 April 2001).]
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30 April 2001, 08:38 AM
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Just waiting for the first batch to arrive (should have been here on Friday)
As soon as they appear I will fit a set to the car (again!)...just to be sure everythings spot on before I start taking orders.
Sorry about the wait!
Cheers
jase.
As soon as they appear I will fit a set to the car (again!)...just to be sure everythings spot on before I start taking orders.
Sorry about the wait!
Cheers
jase.
13 July 2001, 11:12 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by jase cooper:
[B]Just waiting for the first batch to arrive (should have been here on Friday)
Jase!
R the mudflaps still hapening??.
[B]Just waiting for the first batch to arrive (should have been here on Friday)
Jase!
R the mudflaps still hapening??.