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02 December 2003, 07:28 PM
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02 December 2003, 07:46 PM
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Sorry, no pics - I haven't got a digital camera 
because I spend all my money on the car 
The box is as new, though, and as my advert says it hasn't even been wet and when I took it off my car it was only dusty. A quick polish later and it's shining like a mirror.
because I spend all my money on the car The box is as new, though, and as my advert says it hasn't even been wet and when I took it off my car it was only dusty. A quick polish later and it's shining like a mirror.
02 December 2003, 08:15 PM
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There are no fittings involved, this is a straight replacement for your original exhaust and uses the original rubber hangers. All that you might need is a gasket and there's a very good chance that your old one will be ok. Fitting is very straightforward,too.
I did have a deal going previously at £250 but that fell through so I'm willing to come down to that again. I can't really go any lower because carriage is included in the price and that is approx £20 so I'm really selling the box for £230 and I have a replacement to buy as well.
I did have a deal going previously at £250 but that fell through so I'm willing to come down to that again. I can't really go any lower because carriage is included in the price and that is approx £20 so I'm really selling the box for £230 and I have a replacement to buy as well.
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