sti wagon spoilers *painted and delivered*
01 March 2006, 09:54 PM
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sti wagon spoilers *painted and delivered*
is anyone interested in a group buy on the top sti spoiler for the classic wagon, painted and delivered for under £200, I can get a firm price once I have numbers, but they are painted in subaru colours to a very high quality and a great finish, they are like for like replicas so they are a direct replacement so no messing about.
these can be posted abroad but there will be an extra cost.
if your interested leave your name below
jamo
these can be posted abroad but there will be an extra cost.
if your interested leave your name below
jamo
02 March 2006, 09:57 AM
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there direct replacement using existing brackets (although he did recommend I buy new brackets from subaru if they were rusty, but there very cheap)
no pics as yet, but they look like the real thing, I wouldnt be buying one if they were not
no pics as yet, but they look like the real thing, I wouldnt be buying one if they were not
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02 March 2006, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
there direct replacement using existing brackets (although he did recommend I buy new brackets from subaru if they were rusty, but there very cheap)
no pics as yet, but they look like the real thing, I wouldnt be buying one if they were not
no pics as yet, but they look like the real thing, I wouldnt be buying one if they were not
02 March 2006, 06:27 PM
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100% in for one painted if they can be guaranteed to be direct replacement, would like to get one asap - money ready at £200 or less.
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02 March 2006, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by borat52
am also interested in one of these if they are available as bolt on replacements.
I asked him about a group buy but he didnt seem to understand what i was saying to him but he is selling many of them on ebay. Work out to 114 GBP including shipping
05 March 2006, 03:14 PM
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I had hoped they were however after 7 phone calls he dosent seem to answer 
its a shame as I was told he was very good and seemed up for a group buy. I will keep trying though.
he says they are a direct replacement along with a fixing glue that he supplies, I like the idea of like for like replacement with no gaps and especially no messing.
james
its a shame as I was told he was very good and seemed up for a group buy. I will keep trying though.he says they are a direct replacement along with a fixing glue that he supplies, I like the idea of like for like replacement with no gaps and especially no messing.
james
05 March 2006, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
I had hoped they were however after 7 phone calls he dosent seem to answer its a shame as I was told he was very good and seemed up for a group buy. I will keep trying though.
he says they are a direct replacement along with a fixing glue that he supplies, I like the idea of like for like replacement with no gaps and especially no messing.
james
its a shame as I was told he was very good and seemed up for a group buy. I will keep trying though.he says they are a direct replacement along with a fixing glue that he supplies, I like the idea of like for like replacement with no gaps and especially no messing.
james
if thats the case, forget about them, they are waste of money.
If you do, get the ones that bolt on,
08 March 2006, 12:00 PM
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Right guys, as some of you have been asking me about the quality of the waist spoiler ive purchased which has just arrived from Hong Kong yesterday and delivered to me by Parcel Force today.
It cost me £114 including shipping to the UK but didnt know about duty so had to pay £25.86 which was the VAT+ Handling Charge.
Even then although I was dissapointed at first due to duty paid, when the spoiler arrived I had a massive smile on my face. Excellent quality, very nicely finished.
So thats £139.86 all inclusive for a very good quality spoiler with no ripples in it at all. The size and shape is exactly like the original item.
It comes with the bolts btw.
It cost me £114 including shipping to the UK but didnt know about duty so had to pay £25.86 which was the VAT+ Handling Charge.
Even then although I was dissapointed at first due to duty paid, when the spoiler arrived I had a massive smile on my face. Excellent quality, very nicely finished.
So thats £139.86 all inclusive for a very good quality spoiler with no ripples in it at all. The size and shape is exactly like the original item.
It comes with the bolts btw.
08 March 2006, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Gillp95
Nice one buddy.
Is it from japanparts ?
Is it from japanparts ?
The good thing is the very quick shipping. considering the items are from Hong Kong, they have come very quick.
So all in all, the 25 quid plus for duty was well worth it considering the quality finish
08 March 2006, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
is that for the lower spoiler? is it larger than the standard item? have you been quote to spray it yet?
Shaggy, i dont need it quoting since im getting a whole tailgate painted and the spoiler is included and btw it is the lower waist spoiler.
The reason i can vouch for the quality compared to an original item is that I have a version 5 sti wagon and my previous spoiler broke off in a bump. Likewise I have the two to compare
Hope that helps
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08 March 2006, 05:27 PM
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as far as i know they are bolted onto the windows
If thats the case, the best thing would be to get a back screen from breakers with holes already in place
If thats the case, the best thing would be to get a back screen from breakers with holes already in place
08 March 2006, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoobywagonGl
hmmm, might be worth me just taking scoobyclinics advice and buying theirs cheers guys ...
cheers guys ...Cos if there is an alternative way to fit the spoiler, it would be using sealant glue stuff which isnt very good since a few people have had the experiences of them falling off with even the slightest of pressure
Just my advice though
08 March 2006, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by kilo_4que
buying their what. Spoiler?
Cos if there is an alternative way to fit the spoiler, it would be using sealant glue stuff which isnt very good since a few people have had the experiences of them falling off with even the slightest of pressure
Just my advice though
Cos if there is an alternative way to fit the spoiler, it would be using sealant glue stuff which isnt very good since a few people have had the experiences of them falling off with even the slightest of pressure
Just my advice though
sealant would be a no go for me as I am terrible for grabbing the first thing i get in contact with to shut boot/door etc