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Adz2332

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Adz2332

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Hey all

Im after a decent dash mate. Another member, pics below, has had one made up.

It was done by Vechicle Protection Co in CastleHill and cost $85 delivered.

I believe they also do 33 and 34 mats and can do different colour stitching if need be.

If we can get a few orders a discount can be had.

Just an EOI at the mo and see if anyone else is interested

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hey all,

thats my car in the OP. See here for my feedback on the mat:

http://www.sau.com.au/forums/index.php?/topic/457089-R32-Dash-Mat

Whilst ill leave it for adz2332 to organise the GB I will contact Vechicle Protection Co to give them a heads up

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