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David's Series 2 N/A VL Berlina
Started by JETT-3L vbmenu_register("postmenu_943520", true); · 17 Apr 2006 · 30 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
26-04-06, 21:53 GMT+10#22
Yeh was very hard hahahaha.....nah once again id like to thank Paul (MRR-30L) with putting up with me hassling him to help me out putting the bumper strip on....after all the bull**** we had to go through to get the bloody thing on lol....THANKS PAUL!!! UR A LEGEND!!
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26-04-06, 21:55 GMT+10#23
all good, anything to help out a mate
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26-04-06, 23:20 GMT+10#26
well i was doing it slow and also we had to drill holes in the mould and i didnt have a workin cordless drill and yea findin one and measuring where to mark the holes and so on takes time
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27-04-06, 16:53 GMT+10#27
Dave your car looks hot in the second set of pics.
Well done mate
Car looks like there is something missing Hmmm!
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27-04-06, 17:38 GMT+10#28
Yeh a massive cooler hanging behind the bumper :P
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27-04-06, 17:54 GMT+10#29
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Originally Posted by JETT-3L
Yeh a massive cooler hanging behind the bumper :P
Hmmmm yea i think so aswell
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27-04-06, 19:14 GMT+10#30
Car looks great now dave, looked awesome on the cruise
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