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morning yall. got bad news, my kit aint coverd because of loop holes bla bla blaaa. so in a bid to make it not a total write off im going to try sell the less damaged parts that are repairable. parts are from a nismo kit and are as follows with damage report. rear wing only has small crack along seam, side skirts, 1 good and 1 with small crack in center and vents are slightly damaged. rear bar has 3 cracks but nothing serious. the worst is the front bar, its in 2 bits but being fiberglass is repairable, looking to get around 600 for everything as it cost me 1400 for the kit and freight. the 2 pics are the rear bar cracks and the other is the snaped front bar

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yeh if thats ok,i finish at 5,how hard would it be 2 fix the front bumper do you think...eitha way i will still have a look

not shure, would have to get a quote from someone who knows wat their doing to make it strong enough and match it properly. did you want to look at it tonight?

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hey jerome its shayne here,sorry didnt get back to you,have moved house and computer packed up,so i got a new one,still got kit?? if you do,consider them sold mate,thanks

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