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was going to get copies made of these but moving house (and very much too hard basket at the moment) so will let someone else enjoy them. freeing up the cash would mean i could buy my manual gearbox too - so win-win for everyone! :P

i have 1x set for series 1 and 1x set for series 2. don't mind posting at buyers expense but would prefer local sale to save having to organise freight.

series 1:

aftermarket grill with chrome bar (pimp!)

eyelids

factory silver in colour

$300

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series 2:

dolphin style grill

aggressive eyelids

factory white in colour

$300

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Hey Mike, willing to sell the series 1 eyelids seperately (If so, how much?)? Any links to cars with them on?

Cheers,

harts.

ur cars angry enough as it is!!! but would deff look good!

hopefully i've returned everyones pm's - been too many and there is a stupid 5 min period between each pm i can send

S2 eyelids and grill have been sold and picked up - thanks josh

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