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looks like a nice clean glanza you have there! welcome to the club dude
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if only this had been posted up a couple of weeks ago, before i went and got a genuine Varis bonnet!!! oh well, am sure there will be loads of intrest in this.
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i had a feeling you would buy that other Glanza!!! wish i had a bit more money otherwise would have had the forged engine off you! good price but unfortunately the mortgage has to come first anyways would be good to meet up at some point in the future, compare Glanzas!!!!!
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to be fair the one i have is in pretty good condition (bit of damage to one corner) so i'm gonna get it fitted before i get it sprayed, or may just leave it as it is! twin glanzas......would be pretty cool actually!
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met tobiah on saturday, genuinely nice guy! was patient with me even though i sort of cocked up swapping bonnets over (a fun trip to b&q!) anyways, varis bonnet was exactly as described and fantastic price! also thanks to kennedy who offered to pick it up if i couldn't have got there and thanks to cheshire glanza who offered me a lift (even though it meant crossing the country 4 times!) thanks again Dan
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i work in a motor factors. is great because i can get paint for car for next to nothing
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^^^^ unfortunately in the current climate cars aren't selling for as much as they should do :harhar: although the low mileage that this car has might bump the price up. would be better to hold on to it if possible and try and keep the miles off!
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the colur codes are really easy to find, as Enzo said it should be on the chassis plate on the firewall. what colour is it (e.g black, red, silver)? am sure someone will know what it is!
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that will be for weight saving! tigerseal is lighter than bolts!
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you got an absolute bargain there Idrees, no matter how har i tried I couldn't get Tucka to part with his JAM spoiler!!!!!! hope you look after it
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yep tiger seal or equivalent sealer would be best. would also use some masking tape to hold it in position whilst the sealer goes off!
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wish i had the cash for that! looks sweet. hope it goes to a good home
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i gotta agree with ste91 on this. it does seem like quite a big, expensive job unless you are in a position to do the mods yourself.
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hopefully word will get round fast enough to prevent them from being too succesfull with their scams.
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thats been doing the rounds on ebay for a while now!!! ain't a massive fan of skylines if i'm honest but i would definately buy that as a toy if i had the money
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saw that on the news last night, looks pretty bad. gives me an idea of what it would be like if my workplace went up!
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happy birthday, have a good one
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sweeeet!!!! this is sheer porn!! gonna go blind if i look at these for too long!!
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This Is How To Drive Up A Drag Strip In Your Expensive Lambo :d
Dan_SV replied to Scott-EP's topic in Jokes & Fun Stuff
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you wanna try aidan on tgtt or there is also this site: replikit.co.uk (they only have a JAM style kit, but seem to be quite confident about the quality of their items!) i got my livesports style lip from ebay. so plenty of options for you dude
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by the way dude, forgot to mention that my seat is non-moveable. it is a recliner but you can't move it forwards and backwards. this wasn't a problem for me because i am pretty tall and have the seat as far back as possible anyway!!!
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right, i have recently fitted a bride seat to my Glanza and the easiest way that we found was to create a subframe from scratch. it came with no rails so you maybe able to modify those to fit. in mine we originally planned to use the standard glanza frames to mount the seat on but this was nearly impossible, instead we cut some small box steel to make a frame on the bottom of the seat, then we fitted this to some aluminium lengths that we mounted to the bottom of the car. this was by far the easiest way that we found. hope this helps you. (i have some pics of the build up that i will try an
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tiger seal would be fine i would have thought, but if you wanna be sure you cud put a couple of self tappers in as well.
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well i don't work in a spray shop but we supply spray shops with any products they may need, including paint, so if needs be can always get you a bit!