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09 February 2002, 10:42 PM
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Thanks peeps
Never expected some of the coments about how good it looks...respectMakes it all worth while.
I will try and get someone to follow me down the motorway at night with a digi camera to catch the flames from the exhaust...
Robertio, Dougster, VKL..can you help
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[Edited by Scoty - 2/12/2002 5:48:51 PM]
Never expected some of the coments about how good it looks...respect
Makes it all worth while.I will try and get someone to follow me down the motorway at night with a digi camera to catch the flames from the exhaust...
Robertio, Dougster, VKL..can you help
Scoty
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[Edited by Scoty - 2/12/2002 5:48:51 PM]
09 February 2002, 11:18 PM
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Hope you dont mind mate just a bit bored at work!
Hope you dont mind mate just a bit bored at work!
09 February 2002, 11:30 PM
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Awe naw..I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in all my life
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Does look better lower, with bigger wheels.....mmmmmm....where's that cheque book
Don't mind at all.
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Superb ScoobydoobyDave
Does look better lower, with bigger wheels.....mmmmmm....where's that cheque book
Don't mind at all.
Scoty
10 February 2002, 10:43 AM
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Looking good Scoty
I can indeed confirm that flames do appear all to frequently from that car. Taking photos with my digital camera from a moving car is impossible (abstract art is the result) so may be a bit difficult to prove (unless the public will take melted rubber strips as proof )
I can indeed confirm that flames do appear all to frequently from that car. Taking photos with my digital camera from a moving car is impossible (abstract art is the result) so may be a bit difficult to prove (unless the public will take melted rubber strips as proof
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11 February 2002, 10:25 AM
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Looking good Scoty Like the scenic location as well
Well I'm not going to disagree with that - I told you it was the cameras fault
Like the scenic location as well
Taking photos with my digital camera from a moving car is impossible (abstract art is the result)
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What sort of lip spoiler you got on that????
Do you have any more pictures of your car coz i would like to place them on our web site if thats ok with you???
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What sort of lip spoiler you got on that????
Do you have any more pictures of your car coz i would like to place them on our web site if thats ok with you???
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Hello peeps
Just done a quick boch up in photoshop with the door handles painted...again...it looks better stillNext on the agenda..colour coded door handles..thanks for the advice
The wheels are 18 inch Radius 3's, I am now wanting to put 19 inch Radius3's on to it, but was told that you can't get them in that size. I can't find a nicer looking 19 inch wheel to replace the 18 Raduis 3's, so I will keep it the way it is
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Just done a quick boch up in photoshop with the door handles painted...again...it looks better still
Next on the agenda..colour coded door handles..thanks for the advice The wheels are 18 inch Radius 3's, I am now wanting to put 19 inch Radius3's on to it, but was told that you can't get them in that size. I can't find a nicer looking 19 inch wheel to replace the 18 Raduis 3's, so I will keep it the way it is
Scoty
[Edited by Scoty - 2/9/2002 11:08:07 PM]
02 December 2002, 03:25 PM
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Thanks Robertio,Chris, The_Gza (much appreciated)
Here's two more
Miggs cheers m8, the front spoiler was supplied by David Reid Motorsport for £170, then got it painted for £175(bit pricey) and fitted it myself. Contact David himself on 01506 872430 or
David Reid
Be happy to see the pics on your website
Lo Goldgfinger It's well worth getting done. It would be difficult to give you an accurate price, as it was done in stages, and not at the same time. If you did it all at the same time I am sure it would be cheaper. To get the front spoiler painted cost £175, the rear spoiler cost £175 to get painted, the side skirts and rear bumper moulds cost £175 to get painted. I then went to a different bodyshop and got the wing mirrors done for £60. Paintwork from both places was a good finish. I took all the parts off prior to painting, and then fitted them on myself after painting, so prices may be higher if you don't take the stuff off yourself.
Hello Jacko
David Reid Motorsport supplied mines for £170, including vat,carriage, and fitting kit. Contact David on 01506 872430, or
David Reid
Thanks peeps
[Edited by Scoty - 2/12/2002 5:51:09 PM]
(much appreciated)Here's two more
Miggs cheers m8, the front spoiler was supplied by David Reid Motorsport for £170, then got it painted for £175(bit pricey) and fitted it myself. Contact David himself on 01506 872430 or
David Reid
Be happy to see the pics on your website
Lo Goldgfinger
It's well worth getting done. It would be difficult to give you an accurate price, as it was done in stages, and not at the same time. If you did it all at the same time I am sure it would be cheaper. To get the front spoiler painted cost £175, the rear spoiler cost £175 to get painted, the side skirts and rear bumper moulds cost £175 to get painted. I then went to a different bodyshop and got the wing mirrors done for £60. Paintwork from both places was a good finish. I took all the parts off prior to painting, and then fitted them on myself after painting, so prices may be higher if you don't take the stuff off yourself.Hello Jacko
David Reid Motorsport supplied mines for £170, including vat,carriage, and fitting kit. Contact David on 01506 872430, or
David Reid
Thanks peeps
[Edited by Scoty - 2/12/2002 5:51:09 PM]
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