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03-17-2009, 07:53 PM
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Sorry, but I got tired of reading all the
incendiary bombs, so I'm not sure if you got it fixed or not.
If you haven't gotten it fix yet, you can always try the junk yards.
There are plenty of smashed up Black interior Z sitting around just rotting away.
I just picked up the two rear strut cover from a Black on Black with good interior part. Outside was a little rough.
Plan on using them to practice my carbon skinning skills .
Best of luck
incendiary bombs, so I'm not sure if you got it fixed or not.If you haven't gotten it fix yet, you can always try the junk yards.
There are plenty of smashed up Black interior Z sitting around just rotting away.
I just picked up the two rear strut cover from a Black on Black with good interior part. Outside was a little rough.
Plan on using them to practice my carbon skinning skills .
Best of luck
03-18-2009, 06:48 AM
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EDIT:
Wait, are those ↑ ...curb feelers?!?! and imitation side exhaust ports?!?!?
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Jeez, cut the guy some slack.
He is young and was feeling incredulous.
At least it isn't irrevocable. Costly but not irrevocable.
Since a trade seems out now, try a salvage yard. Either
way (replacement vs covering your existing pieces) be prepared
to part with some $$$.
Education is expensive and not all of it takes place in a University.
(Then there are some, like brownposer) that have none at all!)
Wait, are those ↑ ...curb feelers?!?! and imitation side exhaust ports?!?!?
____________________________________________________________ __
Jeez, cut the guy some slack.
He is young and was feeling incredulous.
At least it isn't irrevocable. Costly but not irrevocable.
Since a trade seems out now, try a salvage yard. Either
way (replacement vs covering your existing pieces) be prepared
to part with some $$$.
Education is expensive and not all of it takes place in a University.
(Then there are some, like brownposer) that have none at all!)
Last edited by Zenica; 03-18-2009 at 09:20 AM. Reason: add text
03-18-2009, 01:30 PM
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EDIT:
Wait, are those ↑ ...curb feelers?!?! and imitation side exhaust ports?!?!?
____________________________________________________________ __
Jeez, cut the guy some slack.
He is young and was feeling incredulous.
At least it isn't irrevocable. Costly but not irrevocable.
Since a trade seems out now, try a salvage yard. Either
way (replacement vs covering your existing pieces) be prepared
to part with some $$$.
Education is expensive and not all of it takes place in a University.
(Then there are some, like brownposer) that have none at all!)
Wait, are those ↑ ...curb feelers?!?! and imitation side exhaust ports?!?!?
____________________________________________________________ __
Jeez, cut the guy some slack.
He is young and was feeling incredulous.
At least it isn't irrevocable. Costly but not irrevocable.
Since a trade seems out now, try a salvage yard. Either
way (replacement vs covering your existing pieces) be prepared
to part with some $$$.
Education is expensive and not all of it takes place in a University.
(Then there are some, like brownposer) that have none at all!)
You're way late on this one, he's already swapped out his entire interior like...a long time ago. Funny nonetheless.
06-18-2009, 07:35 PM
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