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Hey ppls.

I'm extremly sorry about delay with group buy.

I've had a lot of life changes in the mean time but I digress.

The R33 Series I, Stag Series I, R34 GTT (all) guides are all being cut at the moment.

I have the cardboard boxes for freight in the factory and I will begin making them up shortly.

The R33 Series II guides are STILL not finalised but I'm doing some grinding on it today and I need somebody who can come ot Dandenong to trial fit it. I'd come to you, but I need to use a grinder to make any mods and the factory here has all that stuff.

The Stag Series II guide sample will be send out to two guys in Canberra to fit to their car and try it out. I think it should be pretty good, but it may need some slight re-modelling.

Again, I'm super sorry about the delay, but understand that I will supply each and every one of the guides as soon as I can.

I thought I'd be able to finish them a lot faster than I have. I've had a lot of stuff go on in the last few months. It's been crazy.

Yours in total apology

BASS

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Hey,

I'll DEFINATELY take one for an R34 GTT with a Nismo front bar!

Let me know as soon as you need money for it + freight and ill transfer!!!

PM / Email / Phone me if you need to!

Thanks.

Hey ppls,

Just got the phone call and went and picked up the blanks.

So, I have all the Series II Stags, the Series I R33, all the R34 guides in the back of my car.

I'll be testing a revised R33 Series II guide on a car on the weekend and a Series II Stag also.

The end of this group buy is nigh. Finally. :S

Cheers

BASS OUT

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R33 Series II guide modified.

It's been ground and the bend changed and will be trial fitted again to Dezz's car on the weekend.

Hopefully she'll be all good this time.

Cross your fingers.

These are still available Bass? I'd like one for my R34 GTT... think it's a standard nismo front bar. Could you pm me the details? Cheers.

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Bass Junky or Dezz, any updates on how the fitment went?

I know there have been problems but one more month and this has been going on for a year, and payment was in Feb! That was 8 months ago! It's getting ridiculous.

Hi Guys.

Again, I sorry about the delay. I have not stopped on this bloody project.

I took the guides to a plave near here last week and went back a few days later and they then told me they couldn't do it because they are too busy and blah blah blah.

So shortly I'm going out to find antother person.

I'm also playing with Dezz's car tomorrow.

Stay tuned.

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I have finally trail fitted the R33 GTS-T Series II guide to Dezz's car and lo and behold, it's spot on!

A very minor adjustment to an angle and she's apples!

I'll be sorting out hte order to the laser cutters on the next day or two and then away we go.

THANK YOU EVER SOO MUCH FOR YOUR PATIENCE.

Bass Out

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