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My car was involved in a accident just before Xmas, so decided to go for a new look.

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wow looks tops mate...

well done.

I think u ust be pleased with the result....FTO looks FTW!
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Thanks.

Dunno if you have speed humps over there, but it's a bit of a problem over here if you only have a 9cm road clearance at the front 8O
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gort wrote:Thanks.

Dunno if you have speed humps over there, but it's a bit of a problem over here if you only have a 9cm road clearance at the front 8O

Ya the BOZZ front bar is low...but looks topps
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looks fantastic. Almost worth the accident....almost :)
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    nice mate!!! looks tops!!! now u need to get rear ended so u can get new back too :)
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    jonowong wrote:nice mate!!! looks tops!!! now u need to get rear ended so u can get new back too :)
    hahaha TOUCH WOOD QUICKLY!!!

    Looks very tasty :D

    I have issues with: speed bumps, driveways, potholes, inclines and dips in roads... oh the fun to be had with a low car :lol:

    Maccas carparks are 7 times out of 10 horrible horrible experiences ;)
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    boarsai wrote:
    jonowong wrote:nice mate!!! looks tops!!! now u need to get rear ended so u can get new back too :)
    hahaha TOUCH WOOD QUICKLY!!!

    Looks very tasty :D

    I have issues with: speed bumps, driveways, potholes, inclines and dips in roads... oh the fun to be had with a low car :lol:

    Maccas carparks are 7 times out of 10 horrible horrible experiences ;)
    lol he has pretty much the same setup as u do...even the wheels look similar.

    Looks great...
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    Very Nice.

    Looks Sexy Mate. :wink:
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    Post by mr-charisma »

    That looks v. nice mate :) grats...

    how much did that cost all up? covered under insurance?
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    mr-charisma wrote:how much did that cost all up? covered under insurance?
    Yes, the insurance covered it

    approx $670 for the Boss front

    approx $400 for the DC skirts
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    gort wrote:
    mr-charisma wrote:how much did that cost all up? covered under insurance?
    Yes, the insurance covered it

    approx $670 for the Boss front

    approx $400 for the DC skirts
    Pounds? thats the cost of the bits here...painting would be more.
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