Morette (MY92-00) group buy, interested?
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14 April 2003, 03:39 PM
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Don't worry about prices right now. As I say this is to gather numbers to allow a bigger discount to be negoiated!
From what I gather all the suppliers are in talks with Morette to get the price down for us!
Once all the prices are together, I'll email you all to double check if you want to go ahead with it!
Thanks
Andy
From what I gather all the suppliers are in talks with Morette to get the price down for us!
Once all the prices are together, I'll email you all to double check if you want to go ahead with it!
Thanks
Andy
14 April 2003, 03:44 PM
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They are very easy to fit (from memory!):
Remove the front grill (held on with clips and screws)
Undo the headlight (2 bolts and a screw)
Replace with Morette
Connect up loom to exsiting wiring
Replace grill
Enjoy being able to see when it's dark!!!
I think that was about it!!!!
I don't want to confirm prices until I hear from the suppliers! I want to have all the information before deciding who to go with!
So as I said before I want to get everything set in stone by the end of the week! You guys have waited this long, another few days won't kill you!
Remove the front grill (held on with clips and screws)
Undo the headlight (2 bolts and a screw)
Replace with Morette
Connect up loom to exsiting wiring
Replace grill
Enjoy being able to see when it's dark!!!
I think that was about it!!!!
I don't want to confirm prices until I hear from the suppliers! I want to have all the information before deciding who to go with!
So as I said before I want to get everything set in stone by the end of the week!
You guys have waited this long, another few days won't kill you!
14 April 2003, 04:12 PM
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14 April 2003, 04:14 PM
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14 April 2003, 04:46 PM
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You guys tried Scoobymania? They told me they are getting some in withing the next 2 weeks and i think they sell them for around £240 - £250 all in. You oculd get a nice group buy here 
14 April 2003, 05:10 PM
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Put me down Andy 95 jap wagon
was just going to get some then spotted your group buy.
Thanks for the discount
Was going to do the back to to iclude fog light, any suggestions
John
[Edited by Mrx - 4/14/2003 5:13:26 PM]
was just going to get some then spotted your group buy.
Thanks for the discount
Was going to do the back to to iclude fog light, any suggestions
John
[Edited by Mrx - 4/14/2003 5:13:26 PM]
14 April 2003, 05:23 PM
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Scott, YHM back!
John, the red bulb is the easiest way of doing it! Use your exsiting fog light wires connect them to the offside reverse light bulb holder.
Another way is to get another bulb holder and 'dremel' out a bulbholder type shape in the red area!! That's what I did before to keep both reverse lights!!! Pick an area that isn't covered by the red reflector!
John, the red bulb is the easiest way of doing it! Use your exsiting fog light wires connect them to the offside reverse light bulb holder.
Another way is to get another bulb holder and 'dremel' out a bulbholder type shape in the red area!!
That's what I did before to keep both reverse lights!!! Pick an area that isn't covered by the red reflector!
14 April 2003, 06:41 PM
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Mikee,
The UK cars have height adjustable headlights, so do the Morettes for the UK cars.
The Japanese cars have fixed height headlights (with manual adjustment)
The choice is yours really!
Cheers
Andy
The UK cars have height adjustable headlights, so do the Morettes for the UK cars.
The Japanese cars have fixed height headlights (with manual adjustment)
The choice is yours really!
Cheers
Andy
14 April 2003, 07:15 PM
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Of the people who have either replied in this thread, the one in general and have emailed me directly, I currently have:
16 UK spec ones (assuming Mikee wants a UK set) and 8 Japanese spec ones.
I have more suppliers on the case as well. We should all get a bargain!!
As I say, no firm prices yet, but when there are I will post it here and email you all.
All prices will come to me directly as once I commit to a supplier, I don't want other ones coming back with £2 off, etc. I will be up front with all of the suppliers and let them know the best price, and give them a chance to better the offer!
As I say this process may take a week or so, but it ensures we get a good price! I want to be fair to the suppliers and to us the buyers!
I hope this makes sense!
Cheers
Andy
16 UK spec ones (assuming Mikee wants a UK set) and 8 Japanese spec ones.
I have more suppliers on the case as well. We should all get a bargain!!
As I say, no firm prices yet, but when there are I will post it here and email you all.
All prices will come to me directly as once I commit to a supplier, I don't want other ones coming back with £2 off, etc. I will be up front with all of the suppliers and let them know the best price, and give them a chance to better the offer!
As I say this process may take a week or so, but it ensures we get a good price! I want to be fair to the suppliers and to us the buyers!
I hope this makes sense!
Cheers
Andy
14 April 2003, 07:36 PM
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Andy, I am interested in a set for MY97 Jap, let me know price without VAT, since I am overseas, but would need to include cost of secure delivery to either Malaysia or Singapore as I am having problems with ordering stuff from UK, they tend to go MIA without trace.
Thanks and regards.
Thanks and regards.
