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Some people might be interested to see a carmate fibreglass bonnet fitted. Take note of the perfect gap between guard and bonnet, very happy with it. I got it second hand but it had never been painted or fitted. very cheap very happy... The only thing I didn't like on the bonnet was the mesh they supplied, I will replace it with black stainless steel security mesh.

It also has flush mounted bonnet locks... it does have stainless steel screws holding them on but am getting the panel shop to use the black allen key bolts that came with it, will have that done later this week...

oh just noticed I should take some shots of the rear facing vents in the centre for you to see them...

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75coupe Grand Master

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http://www.aerocatch.com/ is the website which will tell you everything you need to know...

I ordered them from http://vsport.com.au/vsport_aerocatch.htm

they are the australia distributors and will have the best price, ordered them over the phone and received them like 2 days later by express post...

about $110 delivered or something

painting sounds like a job for the panelshop

mate how do those bonnet pins work??
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