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24 October 2008, 12:27 AM
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I remember seeing this classic with a 22b bumper on pistonheads a few years back.........
I reckon it looks stunning! Such a lovely looking classic from the side view innit
I reckon it looks stunning! Such a lovely looking classic from the side view innit
24 October 2008, 12:40 AM
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It's just gotta happen, I think with as wide wheels as possible it will look the part or let's say different which is what its all about I guess.
Schu, thanks for the photoshop mate......appreciated
Right then where's API Dave.....
It's just gotta happen, I think with as wide wheels as possible it will look the part or let's say different which is what its all about I guess.
Schu, thanks for the photoshop mate......appreciated
Right then where's API Dave.....
24 October 2008, 02:44 PM
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A 22B rear bumper will not fit straight on your narrow classic..
However I am sure there are companies which produce a replica 22B style rear bumper to fit the standard width car..
However I am sure there are companies which produce a replica 22B style rear bumper to fit the standard width car..
25 October 2008, 12:44 PM
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They both need spraying so I guess if it needs fixing fix it better.....& different.
what I don't want to do is go for the facelift look that so many people seem to do.
I going to have morettes fitted & maybe a light pod who know's.....
what I don't want to do is go for the facelift look that so many people seem to do.
I going to have morettes fitted & maybe a light pod who know's.....
26 October 2008, 02:53 PM
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Sensible me..... hell no
Just cause i'm old and bald don't mean I ain't a big kid at heart, and as for the Scoob going away from std that was always gonna happen, but not down the predictable route.
I'm financially stuffed right now for the more costly & major mod's because of the US economy, but when that gets back up there again & my shares are where they should be the build will continue, then lets see what we can bolt on next.
I can just see it now, i'm pushing 70 and popping to the post office to get my pension in my hopefully by then finished master piece.
Just cause i'm old and bald don't mean I ain't a big kid at heart, and as for the Scoob going away from std that was always gonna happen, but not down the predictable route.
I'm financially stuffed right now for the more costly & major mod's because of the US economy, but when that gets back up there again & my shares are where they should be the build will continue, then lets see what we can bolt on next.
I can just see it now, i'm pushing 70 and popping to the post office to get my pension in my hopefully by then finished master piece.
26 October 2008, 03:01 PM
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Sensible me..... hell no
Just cause i'm old and bald don't mean I ain't a big kid at heart, and as for the Scoob going away from std that was always gonna happen, but not down the predictable route.
I'm financially stuffed right now for the more costly & major mod's because of the US economy, but when that gets back up there again & my shares are where they should be the build will continue, then lets see what we can bolt on next.
I can just see it now, i'm pushing 70 and popping to the post office to get my pension in my hopefully by then finished master piece.
Just cause i'm old and bald don't mean I ain't a big kid at heart, and as for the Scoob going away from std that was always gonna happen, but not down the predictable route.
I'm financially stuffed right now for the more costly & major mod's because of the US economy, but when that gets back up there again & my shares are where they should be the build will continue, then lets see what we can bolt on next.
I can just see it now, i'm pushing 70 and popping to the post office to get my pension in my hopefully by then finished master piece.
As for the shares & Economy i,m pretty sure the pain hasn,t finished yet, it,s 2009 imo that,ll be dreadful too, let,s just hope not and it makes a steady recovery..
26 October 2008, 03:05 PM
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I can wait to go supersonic...however in the meatime I'll just focus on the silly things that cost peanuts.
I had a Fireblade not long ago & that blew my mind..it had to go....!!!
26 October 2008, 03:56 PM
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I miss my Version 6 RA sometimes, don,t get me wrong the Spec c is awesome, but the rawness of the old classic especially the RA is an experience imo.....