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noony

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Guys,

I have a Trust Copy Fibreglass bar.

Unpainted in "ready to paint" condition. ie..Its white and has been prepped.

Has small amount of damage as I drove it for a couple of weeks...

The reason why I am looking for interest in a swap is because it sits too low for my 33.

It suits a Series 1. Fits fine on my car.

Pictures...

The only picture I have is the picture on the Jetspeed site...

http://www.jetspeed.com.au/showModel.php?id=1301

The bar is the same as that one.

If anyone is looking at changing bars or knows someone who has one etc..

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Paul

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I'll consider swapping you my nismo front bar for it, its fully silver meshed and has carbon fibre inserts, and its red.

As i said, i'll consider it only at this stage, i should be getting on with selling the car.

let me know your thoughts.

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http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997743

theres a pic, thats my car and my bar, theres a little crack that you can see (looks like a small white line). but otherwise its all good.

if you'd like to send me a PM then maybe i can come around some time in the next couple of days and have a look at the bar in person and decide from there.

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i can actually have the crack re-fibreglassed for free (Mick from everlast agreed to fix it as his tow truck driver did it).

I've always wanted a trust bar though anyway, im just waiting on a reply from noony to the PM i sent him this morning.

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