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loojks great mate I agree though, smaller wheels and a three piece rear wing will really set it off, paint etc looks first class, great job.
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Post by JDSTAZ45 »

Mick,

I really would like to see a one piece rubber spoiler on that + decal!
The 3 piece spoilers on the narrowbodies look a tad messy/overdone/American...

Your thoughts on the rubber?? :wink: Spoiler that is!!
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Post by Sargeant_Khan »

if you feel that way about the 3 piece, you can always take it off your gsrv and send it to me.
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Post by Mick »

wow i didnt know that was such interest in these wings...
as i said, once its lower i'll look at the spoiler option... a tidy one piece lip could look ok?
thanks for the comments :beer
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Post by fugazi »

Less is moore!
I think she really looks awesome without wing.
And the 3-piece would be too much in my opinion.
A tiny one like the old BMW M5 maby?
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good call mate less is always more :beer
even a bob tail like the BA falcons have in the DJR320 model here.
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one of the tidiest starions in a while.. :) love it.. :P
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thanks pal, you havent been on here in a while? or just not posting :)
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Post by perrinsohc »

With that much dish, you have the permission to do what ever you want lol
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Post by Mick »

i do have a few car crimes in mind :) not.

who knew there was so much room under those little guards?
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Post by Komeuppance »

Nice car!!
JDSTAZ45 wrote:a tad messy/overdone/American...
LMAO... coming from an Australian, that sounds ironic.

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Post by jwebb2876 »

Wheels are about 2" too big for my liking, but other than that it looks good :)
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Post by Mick »

Appreciate the feedback guys, if a decent offer on the wheels is made i'll definately be going back to 18's, they're a nice wheel but too much trouble with a bodykit, standard pumped guards would be spot on, like the one they came off LOL

Robert how is it that you enjoy any narrow body given that you live among wideys? :beer
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Post by RiceThief »

Why not covert to 5 stud? It will open up your wheels choices.
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