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| efweapon |
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I was just wondering cause i am thinking of buying the EL tickford bodykit off them but i was wondering if there is a huge difference between there body kit and a original ford body kit.
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| concorde |
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how about ASK THEM!!!!
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| GlennBA |
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theres is fibre glass and cheaper, fords is poly something or other (plastic) and you will pay through the a** for it.
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| dvyvan |
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Ive been looking for XR side skirts and ive found heaps of places that do "XR style" side skirts and there all different looks. Havnt found any that actually are identical to the factory ones. Thats for the utes though....
How much would ford want for them ruffley?
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| efweapon |
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well i went onto this website
http://www.canberracarstyling.com.au/ they wanted $770 I rang up Ferntree Gully Auto Salvage they wanted $760 original Then i emailed the guys www.awcinfo.com.au and they said $580 thats why i wanted to clarify the difference but from the pictures these guys have on their website they look pretty good and look original im just a bit scared if they are fibre glass and i scrap how hard would it be to crack the front bar? |
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| GlennBA |
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efweapon wrote: well i went onto this website
http://www.canberracarstyling.com.au/ they wanted $770 I rang up Ferntree Gully Auto Salvage they wanted $760 original Then i emailed the guys www.awcinfo.com.au and they said $580 thats why i wanted to clarify the difference but from the pictures these guys have on their website they look pretty good and look original im just a bit scared if they are fibre glass and i scrap how hard would it be to crack the front bar? if you hit the front bar hard on a gutter or something it will crack. The up side to fibre glass is, you can get it repaired. If you scrape the front bar, it will scratch just like a plastic one would. Fibreglass isn't that flimsy. |
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