Hooley
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Do you have the lower seat pad for the seat? Interested
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Depends how much dirt is in them.
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I feel a timeshare coming on
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Will do. Thanks for organising.
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Sounds better than pistols at dawn…could start a rental business. Wouldn’t be used for more than a week a year anyway.
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Pistols at dawn?
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Just thought I would add that I used the ‘make an offer’ to get them for £16.50 each.
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304860958864?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=nbUfGDNkSn2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=7yNWs6wXTIO&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
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I’m still interested. Just waiting for the ‘go ahead’
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If you can post….i’ll have it. cheers J
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Loosen the 2 bolts, removing the bolts at the back of the windscreen stanchion. Then tip the screen forward. Worked for me.
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Definite….. Well done and thanks. J
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Mine were £32 for the pair from eBay and the spread of the lights on dipped beam look like this (before fiddling) they are also CE labelled J
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Where are you based? cheers J
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Anyone know where I can get one of the rubber buttons that goes over the odometer reset? It's for a 2000 year car Cheers in advance Jason
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If only they fit an S3 chassis……..GLWTS J
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Bugg3r. A bit too far for me.... nearly 4 hours.
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Where are you based for collection?
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Cheers Nick. Great to meet you today and see your cars (plural) I apologise for reducing the stockpile…. Jason.
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Costs for me were £130 for the bowls and holders from car builder solutions and £32 for the lights from EBay Huge improvement on light output and quite focussed, not too much scatter. J
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I too used the Car Builder black 5.75 bowls.
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PM’d
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Wanted for a S3, black supports and black windscreen surround I was going to paint my alloy one, but have searched through the archives and people do seem to have them for sale regularly, so thought I’d ask if there were any around before committing to the paint/powder coating of my own. Thanks in advance Jason
