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Kowalski
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JayJay
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Blackcupraa
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Coming soon!!! Although soon was last year, just waiting for Kowalski to get a job so we can get the remaining parts then fit the '22 in!
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JayJay
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Kowalski
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Hahaha, still jobless 
But I did manage to scrimp together enough for a new clutch and flywheel. Weeeeeeeeeeee. Not far off now.
Just looked back through the thread and realised some gaping holes.
First off, the car has different wheels now...
16" Ultralite ATEC's refurbed by me in smoke grey 
The car also now has an OEM EK9 front bumper and lip. Smooth. plus a DIY modified grille.
Cut out the badge section
Brace the empty section with wooden kebab skewers. Yes you read that right
slap on loads of Araldite and clamp until dry
pad out the top section using some of the badge section offcuts
Fill and sand
Et voila!
I also recently fitted an ASR brace and Cusco ARB (painted to match the orangey engine goodness)
As it stands
Slight dent in the bonnet from gently rear ending someone though
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Crazy_C
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Mart609
Lude, I am your father
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vtecmec
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Nice to see this moving again.
Hopefully soon it'll move quicker than Honda ever intended.
The contrast of the orangey goodness against the bluey purple is a nice look.
The pics don't do your car justice mate, it looks far better in the metal.
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Kowalski
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The pics don't do your car justice mate, it looks far better in the metal. |
Cheers dude, but for a second I was like "who the f?*k? when did he see my car????...........Oh yeah, at his house when i sold him my spare H22 head" my memory is fading. I need help......or more drugs 
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vtecmec
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Abelsgotspeed
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