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What would be the turnaround on that an do they definitely have on available? I'll take it to JCI on Tuesday when they re-open for business.

this any good to you??

EBAY!

there are alot of epic VW sites, just gotta think AMERICA!!

The samba is a good one :thumbsup:

speaking of silly things for VW's.......this would be sweet on mine!!!

Tiny S/C

speaking of silly things for VW's.......this would be sweet on mine!!!

Tiny S/C

That is insane. Now which one of you two going to put it on your bugs? Would make happy laps VERY happy lol

well, i would in a heart beat if someone would buy the skyline.

if not, that is my plan for the future of my bug anyways, its impractical enough....why not add a supercharger!

anyone bored with nothing better to do this arvo/evening is more than welcome to come have a few quiet birthday drinks at my place with my friends and I.

pm me if your interested and ill send you an address.

true. though I know people that had it done as an insurance repair.. bending the system a hell of a lot though.

in other news I joined the dark side today and bought a $600 diary ala ipad 2.. now I won't lose appointments in my diary..

Yeah, they offered to have all the stock parts replaced with aftermarket if I was willing to pay the difference. Not many aftermarket front ends look that good on GT-T's with the exception of the East Bear GTS-R kit and f**k paying that kind of money.

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