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Space for me too?

Mabe i missed it, but can i get a wiring diagram/photo of the product installed or by itself too?

When will they be done?.. Just so I can get money ready now..

Cheers.

EDIT: If i could see the wiring diagram/photo of the product installed or by itself first it would be much appreciated. I just want to see the intallation first.

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Hey mate.

I sent payment on the 8/4/08 and it's now Tuesday 15/4/08 and I havent heard from you at all. Can you please let me know what it going on, and confirm my payment. I did PM you about a week ago.

Cheers.

Rhys

mate you have PM

i busted by foot on friday and have been out of action.

unfortunately this is a group buy, read the thread, im not running off to the post office everyday to post out in dribs and drabs. If the arrangements are not satisfactory to you then you can have a full refund and ill add people waiting to your spot on the list

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