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Few snaps Ive taken whilst I attempt to take apart most of the car myself in preparation for paint n panel. The A31 panels are much easier to install & remove than my old S13, having less bolt and the bolts are in a much easier position to get to. The rear end is quite easy to take apart aswell... the only bugger I had was getting the tail lights out because they had a shtload of silastic on them!

Although I brought my car as an absolute shitter with alot of panel damage I was happy to see that there hasnt been a front or rear end hit before.

I will continue to update pics as I go along!

http://www.sido-takushi.com/paintnpanel/

JK

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I bet you dont hate how much bog ive had to use :blink:

Here is a pic of the car when I brought it "online" - http://www.innaloo.net/~jai/cefiro/cefiro01.jpg

And in freaky negative effect! - http://www.innaloo.net/~jai/cefiro/cefiro01_damage.gif - mmm look at those yummy flat panels!

Everyone would say "stear clear of that one" - Never I said... NEVERRRRRRRRR!!!

JK

haha it looks like the titanic when i hit an iceberg :cheers:

and yeh i was thinking that there was a lot of bog on there. How much you paying for the full job.

My car is COVERED in scratches and I am debating whether to respray in the same color (cheap).

Seriously, that car will so good !

I dunno what its costing yet... will let u know when its done!

Kit was $2.2k... and im respraying in the factory diamond black. Was going to go the same colour as Huddy but it was going to cost me another 2k.

JK

I dunno what its costing yet... will let u know when its done!

Kit was $2.2k... and im respraying in the factory diamond black. Was going to go the same colour as Huddy but it was going to cost me another 2k.

JK

Yeh but the 2k price tag is so worth it for not having the hassle of shit fitment!

My kit was 1k and sticks out to the sides, needed heaps sanded off the sides and doesnt have pre drilled holes.

I would def go for a genuine kit next time just so I dont have the hassle :P

I dunno what its costing yet... will let u know when its done!

Kit was $2.2k... and im respraying in the factory diamond black. Was going to go the same colour as Huddy but it was going to cost me another 2k.

JK

my colour???? well it is a nice colour... can i ask was this before you saw my paint colour or after? just curious thats all?

*remember mines not totally impulse blue its got the black pillars roof

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