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03-10-09, 03:18
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 pics of the newly painted panels
Before  AFTER  Aint got no good befores for the door, but the paint job on it was flat as in COMPLETLeY different black from rest of car. but this after the work anyway  and a few more   (as requested tom pmsl)
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03-10-09, 05:15
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alot better fella, going to look good
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03-10-09, 07:49
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Nice.
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03-10-09, 15:55
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Keep it mate, although my project vec got sold to my bro who was in need of a car, i now have another one in mind but trying to persuade the mrs at the moment.
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03-10-09, 23:44
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Ah... I see. Couldn't remember if it was the Scoob you bought as a project or not. Looks like a nice motor tbh I'd be happy with it.. providing it has the power to match it's looks? What's under the bonnet? Not really clued up with Scoobs.. always been more of an Evo fan myself. |
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04-10-09, 00:45
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i like ANYTHING with an engine in fairness, (except MICRA's they are my pet hate). its only the 1800 but as i explained to the mrs i get all the looks of a scoob without the stupid running costs of it. when i get back to work then an engine swap be on the cards. but at the moment i happy with the power i am getting.
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