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CRI-41T

Started by proph3cy · 25 June 2002 · 5 replies

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proph3cyArchived member
Ok well i was looking at the cri-41t vl walky replica, and i noticed that he has pop-rivited his walky scoop down!!!!!! My walky scoop is starting to warp from the heat so what im wondering is, does anyone know how he did it (if you know him) or how to do it? The pros and cons of it yada yada. I serioulsy want mine to be put back down and looking nicer. Thanks
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proph3cyArchived member
please somebody i need to know if i can pop rivit my walky scoop down to the bonnet
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Fresh_VLArchived member
i dont actually have a scoop but i would be guessing couldn't you just make flat areas around the edge of the scoop and do it? i wouldn't think it would look very good up close but please yourself, maybe you can just use rivets in each corner and one in the middle of each side
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NuskArchived member
paint them first, unless ur scoop is unpainted or pop rivet colour
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proph3cyArchived member
ok ok guys.....thanks for the input but i want answers....arg Does anyone have a photo of the CRI-41T vl walky replica? Its in a street machine mag....if so please let me know do i can show yall.
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aus880Archived member
I've seen it in the flesh many many times in Sydney at a Woolworths store where I think he works. It's a nice looking car but he keeps losing the front spoiler.
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