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  1. Thanks Anf. Just a few more things to do before I finally start it again
  2. Just few more pics of before after bodywork / body kit correction just for the hell of it Before After Before After Before After
  3. lol
  4. Herro Half asleep still
  5. vraiment? Et bien il pleut enfin chez nous. C'est merveilleux car on n'en n'a vraiment besoin ici
  6. very nice shivam. Love the rear end of them R32's Paul's car is also sweet
  7. condolences mate. You got my number should you need it
  8. like an LS1 twin turbo kit yeah?
  9. hope you getter better mate.
  10. well Im getting a quote for a Quaife fron Diff
  11. Morning all
  12. Bed time calls. Nite my fellows QLDERS
  13. this man ^ he knows
  14. well f**k! I was hoping it wasn't her. She does / did look better then
  15. shes hawt! Il take her please
  16. nice one mate. now skids....................... at drag strip
  17. lol skins is lawl
  18. noice. Easy days are always welcomed
  19. Morning all
  20. I also thought I would take the opportunity to follow a trend happening with some builds FTM and detail the inner door cards with CARBON VINYL WRAP! Do first up Clean you're door card as it has collected a fair bit of dust over its time Then unscrew the back of the inner door pocket Make sure you don't remove the factory glue at the bottom of the inner door pocket card I got hold of some 3M carbon vinyl wrap from eBay for about $36 but you.can get it from super cheap about the same price the length I got it for Then just measure and apply carefully You do not need to cover the entire infer door card as the edges are not visible with the inner door card I also wrapped the side open edge for more strength but is not mandatory Then just bolt everything back up and admire you're work That's it for now.....more to follow soon
  21. Next step was to get RHS N1 side-skirt back on Photo of corrected bodywork without side-skirt just for the hell of it I then gave the side skirt a quick wipe down from all the dust it had gathered the past few months and then applied som Sikaflex Next I gently made sure I put the side skirt back to where it belongs On the car Again I used clamps to ensure the side skirt sits flush against the car The excess Sikaflex will eventually just be peeled of after it's dried Like so The car is finally starting to come back together
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