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benr32 - sorry no i dont

adam - almost everything... still got the guards :P

Pineapples - SOLD (fully paid for)

GTR Bar - SOLD (pending payment)

Sideskirts - Still available

FMIC - Still available

Guards - Still available

PODs - SOLD (pending payment)

when do you expect finilisation of the pods inark??? cause i want a set and i am happy to pay the full 150 plus postage if they are good......which im sure they are....

hehe thats right... which by the looks of things is going to be stuff all thru australia post.

Inark, man im desperate for rear quarter panel pods. Ive posted numerous threads looking for some...

Please, if you find any can you also help me out?? I know White R32 asked but i am desperate...

sorry to but in on the post....

ok well there seems to be a number of ppl after these PODs so being the good guy that i am :) i will get some fibreglass moulds made and have some fibre copies made up... what i will do is see how much it costs to get the moulds made up and have the copies made for however many ppl want em, once we have the numbers i will just charge for the actuall cost of getting them made plus postage, im not interested in making money. I dont mind helping a brotha out (plus they are actually brodys and that would not be right) :)

i dont know how much it will cost to get done... will tell yas once i find out.

unless brody objects :D

Cheers Inark, that would be sweet!!! Just find out how much it would cost and let us know - like you say there are tonnes of ppl on here that want a set - they sell like that whenever they come up for sale...

rabz heres the pics of the speakers... ive only used them for like 10mins and they didnt fit properly in my parcel shelf and they have sat here for like a year collecting dust with the other car stereo bits i got lol

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