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Nice,would like to get my white WRX sprayed in the newer glacier white or wotever it is.
what did that set u back ?
was it a blow over of full rub down/spray job ?
cheers
what did that set u back ?
was it a blow over of full rub down/spray job ?
cheers
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Very nice indeed!
I like the detail at the front- white grill, white morettes, white head lamp surrounds. Mint! Would you consider white alloys? I think it would look allwight!
I like the detail at the front- white grill, white morettes, white head lamp surrounds. Mint! Would you consider white alloys? I think it would look allwight!
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Thanks for the comments
The job was a complete rub down with all doors, boot and bonnet removed. All door sills and inside of boot were sprayed new subaru pure white instead of the original feather white (much brighter) . All the work took three weeks and cost me two grand.
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The job was a complete rub down with all doors, boot and bonnet removed. All door sills and inside of boot were sprayed new subaru pure white instead of the original feather white (much brighter) . All the work took three weeks and cost me two grand.
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It's a WRX instead of the STI which comes with the roof vent. I though I would save a little money buying the WRX over the STI. But ended up replacing the whole engine and gearbox anyway as the car hadn't been cared for by it's previous owner. So much for the saving!.
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Car looks stunning John. Well worth the wait . Perhaps you can drive to this weeks meet and i can have a few beers for a change lol. Fair play Mals done an awesome job. Mines booked in for about 2 years time that'll be about how long it wil take me to save.
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Cheers gents, all the hard work was done by Mal at Mals Auto Sprays in Talbot Green. He's done a few cars for me and they have all been finished to a high standard. I'd recommend him to anyone.
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those were real hade made job from hayward and scott cost him 1500, sounded mental, everything on that car was real p1 splitter bumper lights, she's still best scoob i've seen, belonged to my best mate but he sold it to a guy from up north
trying to make mine to look like that to
trying to make mine to look like that to
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Originally Posted by wayno
those were real hade made job from hayward and scott cost him 1500, sounded mental, everything on that car was real p1 splitter bumper lights, she's still best scoob i've seen, belonged to my best mate but he sold it to a guy from up north
trying to make mine to look like that to
trying to make mine to look like that to
Was it a Ford white ? I remember it was not a standard colour at the time.
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Please tell me those exhausts are real and not 'fake' side exits...
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Cheers,
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Haha, we'll see Simon... I think/know that mine will be a lot more subtle than that one though!!
£1500 for a custom side exit system...... ouch...... bet it sounded amazing though!!
Cheers,
Grant
£1500 for a custom side exit system...... ouch...... bet it sounded amazing though!!
Cheers,
Grant
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