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whats the price.

i went to a fibreglasser 2 yrs ago with my car, but a full kit of unknown quality unpainted would still have been a grand or so.

cheaper the more ppl went in, but moulds would have had to be paid for up front and you need to factor that into the cost.

it fell dead due to non commitments, really

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Ok well my reasoning for getting a standard kit is that it's not made of fibreglass. I don't like the idea of the thing blowing to bits if I go through a big dip or something.

That said, most of the quotes so far have been around $1400. For a second hand S1 Dayz kit - the incentive is as well if you can find one in the standard colour, you don't need to paint it.

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Ok well my reasoning for getting a standard kit is that it's not made of fibreglass. I don't like the idea of the thing blowing to bits if I go through a big dip or something.

That said, most of the quotes so far have been around $1400. For a second hand S1 Dayz kit - the incentive is as well if you can find one in the standard colour, you don't need to paint it.

is that shipped?

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There is always something up there, but to be honest it's more like advertising for the wreckers.

Ideally you want someone in Japan just going to a wreckers and asking for the parts.. I have someone who can help me out there, it's just getting the bloody things to Aus!

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My Dayz is pearl white :blink:

I notice though, that the bottom part of the front guard isn't pearl but a different shade of white... interesting but still looks good.

And if I may hijack the thread, anyone know the paint code for the pearl white? Grey trims are the erk

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My Dayz is pearl white :blink:

I notice though, that the bottom part of the front guard isn't pearl but a different shade of white... interesting but still looks good.

And if I may hijack the thread, anyone know the paint code for the pearl white? Grey trims are the erk

QT1

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