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What colour seat covers would look good in a gun metal grey line - black or light grey?. I'm in Melb. so PM me for details.

Cheers,

C.

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I am now going ahead with making up the screen as there seems to be enough interest. It should be ready early next week so i will start PMing people and taking orders then. I have set up a payment system to try to make things easy, by giving each person who is interested a reference number. You can then transfer the money into my account quoting this reference number so I know who has paid. As soon I have recieved payment I will print the order and organise delivery, which should be within a week of payment. If any of you are not happy doing it this way please contact me and let me know. This is the only way I know of to do this so I am not left holding the bag. If you would like to come and see me and pay me personally that is also fine.

I will let you all know as soon as the screen is made.

Jeff Micklem.

MFX Custom Grafx.

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