ljbradbury

I had front 99/00 bumper and grill fitted, with an STi6 front splitter, the spatts removed and sills colour coded, I think it has changed the look of the car so much. What do you think?

I love it.

One of the pics isn't very good but I think you can see the difference.

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I can't fault Littleknocks their service is second to none, Chris kept me informed with an e-mail and also before, during and after pictures.

They have done an excellent job the finish is brilliant, if you have any body work to be done I'm sure you can't do better for the standard of work, service or the price.

We will be at the SBO so come and say hello and have a closer look, see what you think.

RS Grant

Big difference mate.... If you can afford to facelift a classic, then IMO, its one of the best mods you can do!!


Cheers,
Grant

M444GY

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good bunch of lads at little knocks

martyrobertsdj

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Looks really good mate.

TBH the car looks like it's in mint condition anyway......don't suppose it needed much to make it look even better.

Did you supply the parts, or did they supply and fit? What was the end cost?

I'd like the same done to mine, but not got round to it/found the parts at a good price yet.

ljbradbury

I supplied all the bits, I was very lucky with them, I got the fog lamp covers and STi6 front splitter from for sale ads on here, both were genuine parts and in excellent condition.

The indicators, stickers and badge I got from e-bay at a good price.

The bumper and grill were new from Grade A (their service and prices were excellent) both are genuine subaru parts.

Cheam moters supplied the fog lamp cover brackets and fixings (again very good service).

The wedges I had to get new from Revolution, I had got everything else but couldn't find these parts secondhand,(they were on offer tho) truth is if I had been abit more patient I could have got them from Grade A as they said they had none at the time but got them in occassionally, just wanted to get it done by this time.

I collected the parts over a period of months and saved a fair bit by getting them at good prices for second hand rather than new. ( It did take abit of patience tho).

All together (including the colour coding) it worked out at just over £1000, I think it is well worth it looking at the transformation it has made to the car.

Chris@LittleKnocks

ooh they do look good in black

& that sti splitter finishes things off just right

jonjo

Looks really nice mate.....


Joe.....

ian_sadler

must get my car in there for some work