My '98 Jap Classic
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05 August 2011, 09:52 AM
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Thanks,
I have had to take the splitter off as I hit a rabbit (I live in a rural area) and it cracked it all the way through. It didn't do the rabbit much good either.
Hopefully I will be able to repair it and get it resprayed, although I am wondering whether to or not as it will probably happen again, I quite like it without.
I have had to take the splitter off as I hit a rabbit (I live in a rural area) and it cracked it all the way through. It didn't do the rabbit much good either.
Hopefully I will be able to repair it and get it resprayed, although I am wondering whether to or not as it will probably happen again, I quite like it without.
05 August 2011, 11:37 AM
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Looks really clean mate
Id stay with the original front bumper as most early classic owners (including myself) have gone facelift. Makes a pre facelift bumper quite rare now
Id stay with the original front bumper as most early classic owners (including myself) have gone facelift. Makes a pre facelift bumper quite rare now
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05 August 2011, 12:04 PM
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I was looking for a picture of a facelift bumper, it could be the route to go.
Good point about keeping the original though, sometimes it's the best route. Food for thought, definitely.
Good point about keeping the original though, sometimes it's the best route. Food for thought, definitely.
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