Where to get styling parts?

Where to get styling parts?

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carl_w

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9,193 posts

259 months

Thursday 30th October 2003
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Specifically, smoked side repeaters and clear indicators?

BTW has anyone fitted the H4 HID conversion from www.hid-online.com/ into a round-headlight Cerb?

j_s_g

6,177 posts

251 months

Thursday 30th October 2003
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carl_w said:
Specifically, smoked side repeaters and clear indicators?

BTW has anyone fitted the H4 HID conversion from www.hid-online.com/ into a round-headlight Cerb?

Just picked the side repeaters up from Halfords - Ford Fiesta Mk3 ones. Took about 5 mins to fit with a bit of trimming the fibreglass underneath with a craft knife. Got the front indicators done by an indy as part of the headlight upgrade... Not sure what they're off.


>> Edited by j_s_g on Thursday 30th October 21:15

jimbob2

142 posts

249 months

Friday 31st October 2003
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max power

sportie

561 posts

252 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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I had my front indicators changed by the dealer, they said they where Land Rover reversing lights?

mrflibbles

7,692 posts

284 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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I seem to recall the bloke who owns Carisma has a cerbie with some very 'tasteful' mods

carl_w

Original Poster:

9,193 posts

259 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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Not those sort of 'styling mods'

BTW I am led to believe the side repeaters are actually Mondeo items.

Maybe I should get some dragons painted on the sides and a "Fast and The Furious" style GT-wing on the back?

j_s_g

6,177 posts

251 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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carl_w said:
Not those sort of 'styling mods'

BTW I am led to believe the side repeaters are actually Mondeo items.

Maybe I should get some dragons painted on the sides and a "Fast and The Furious" style GT-wing on the back?

We're both right - remembering back to my days in the garage (up to 97/8 ish), early Mondeos used the same repeaters as the Mk3 Fiesta. The Ka had the same ones too, if memory serves me.

Whilst in Halfords I noticed that they have some oval F+F stickers that look to be just about a perfect match size-wise for the Cerbera badge at the back.

carl_w

Original Poster:

9,193 posts

259 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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Cool
My last car was a Jap-mobile -- do you think it will be hard to shake that mentality? Maybe I should get some of those manufacturers' names down the door panel. You know the ones that go:

Blitz
ApEXi
HKS
Mugen Power
Veilside
Zero Sports
5Zigen
Spoon
Be Improved by SARD
etc.



>> Edited by carl_w on Saturday 1st November 23:27

j_s_g

6,177 posts

251 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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carl_w said:
Cool
My last car was a Jap-mobile -- do you think it will be hard to shake that mentality? Maybe I should get some of those manufacturers' names down the door panel.

Manufacturer's names down the sides?
Given all the stock parts in it, you'd need more like VW, Ford, Land Rover, etc. badges on a Cerb.

I did start on fitting a (black) mesh grille to the front of mine a while back. Abandoned it in the end 'cos I couldn't find any good ways of fixing it in place. It did look good & not too Max Power, though. And I'm still tempted to do something to the exhaust - Tuscan style cans, possibly - not some kind of drainpipe effort. Then again, it is nice to have that much noise come out without making it look like you've put effort into making it loud.

I assume everyone's already seen this (very funny) Golf VR6 vs. Civic animation?

http://eurotuned.com/multimedia/gti_vs_civic.htm