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Hey Guys

before i start organising a group buy, i wanted to see how many ppl would be interested in getting the interior of their car done.

for example getting the seats re-trimmed, not a cover but a retrim, and stuff lke head liners changed and floor carpets etc..

im going to go to some places like ERUPT Concepts and see what kind of prices they can do for leather/suede/vinyl/cloth trims and then ask what they can do if we have multiple cars to do if they will do a better price.

rather than waste my time asking all these places for a group buy scheme, and not just to ask for my own car, i wanna see how many ppl would be keen on doing this.

You basically will be able to take your car from this:

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To this:

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Of course some other work would need to be done but you get my drift in what i mean when i say getting seats and floor and head liner re-trimmed.

cheers

daniel

PS: COLOURS WILL NOT BE WHITE/BLUE, THEY WILL BE DECIDED ON INTEREST AND IF POSSIBLE PRICE WILL BE WORKED OUT BASED ON ANY STANDARD COLOUR COMBINATION

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like i was sayin,

this is just to gauge pplz interest. i will be getting more info like price and colour combo's available soon.

with regards to dash's and any vinyl accessory in the car there is paint out there specially designed to re-colour those parts but at the same time im gonna get some prices on having them sprayed professionally.

cheers

dan

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