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Topic #7966 15 posts Started by goku
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Not Bad, But i would pay about $200.
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btw. click that picture. >smile.gif>.

-John-


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Haha. Hilarious, John.
Hay i dont come here much so i dont know if it's last week SO **** U.
-goku+Dec 12, 2003 - 1:55 AM

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Awww..John be cool to a newbie..atleast he didnt posted the same pics...just new pics and they looks better then other pics. >biggrin.gif>

Sold my Celica....
that doods been around for awhile, I think he had a right to say **** you


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-jayi12-15psi+Dec 12, 2003 - 2:28 PM
Can someone tell my what kind of rear bumper that is on that pic ? IT seems like its made for a nice dual exhaust. Just the kind i want.

That bumper lip is custom as is all the kit on my car but it's all based on the erbuni style kit
though i do think the company that did the kit and spray job took moulds and are now selling it >mad.gif> Check www.sabreautostyling.com

P.S. here is a pic of the front

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-schmoko+Dec 14, 2003 - 9:08 PM
-schmoko+Dec 14, 2003 - 2:08 PM

Sold my Celica....
The bonnet (hood) is custom made.

as far as getting your designs made up in fibreglass your lookin at hell of alot of gelt

as they have to do everything from scratch there's alot of work involved in making such a thing

you could maybe try and see if there is a company willing to make you up your design for you at vastly reduced rate in exchange that they keep the design and take a mould of it and mass produce them for the aftermarket

but this would be very hard to do and alot of work involved as they would want to see sufficient demand for the kit etc...
try approaching some local fiberglassers who have experience in this field
or better still an aftermarket kit manufacturer

Good luck mate.

p.s. what i did was buy some cheap copy erbuni style kit and a a bumper etc from a scrap yard took them to a specialist company who do custom bodywork
and asket them to make a quality well fitting kit from it and then they could sell more versions on if later
so they moulded the various bit to the bumper cut and shaped, fiberglasses, and rubbed everything down when it was finished they took a mould of the whole bumper and then when the mould was ready all they did was pour fiberglass in it and .... voila the new bumper with kit as i wanted in one whole seamless piece >biggrin.gif>
-VlaCelica+Dec 15, 2003 - 2:40 AM