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I had these made a couple of weeks ago but am thinking of going for a sleak look instead so am putting them up for sale. I taped them to the car to see what they looked like and they are a great fit. Extremely well made by one of our members. £250 inc of P&P. Thanks for looking.

I recently had some overfenders made and am still considering whether or not to fit them. Do you know what rear wheels I would need to fill the arches properly? Thanks Simon

Looks good.. I sent mine off to Knight Racer last week to get done. Cant wait to get them back and put it all back together.

I bought a second hand set of panels the other week and it came with these stick on things on them. Not my cup of tea I must say. Cheap tat. Sent them off to Knight Racer instead to get painted

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Thanks for all the responses. Does anyone know what wheel size I would need to fill the arches without using spacers? I just want to see what the difference in price will be.

Hmmm..... Maybe it isnt a good idea to stick them on.. I saw a few pics of cars with them on and they looked nice but from what has been said I will have to have a good hard think about it. Having to get massive wheels is gonna cost a small fortune as well I would imagine..

Really ???? I havent had a look from the rear. What is the problem with it? I was wondering about the wheels also. I didnt know if I had to fit REALLY wide wheels of have wheel spacers on it. Does anyone know? Ta.

I recently had some overfenders made and taped them to the car to see what they will look like. Question is, how do you deal with the big gap between the original wheel arch and the overfender? Do the arches have to be rolled first? Ta for your help..

Do these clear UK brakes??

Mine is unique as the the bosyshop sprayed my rear spats a different colour to the car. Wont be going there again....

No problem... You know where to come if you want to sell it. However; I may go for a Varis one if I save a little more money. PM me if you want to sell it in the near future.

Can you give us an idea of price instead of going backwards and forwards. PM me if you like. Cheers

I already told you I would have it if you posted it. As you haven't come back to me with a cost I assume you wont post it. Never mind, I am sure there will be others out there.

If you are able to post, I will take it off ya.

I like the kits which is why I have a full kit on mine.. However; I am changing some of it this yearfor a sleaker look. If you like it, go for it. They are still lovely kits. It's your car so build it how you want it, not how people think you should have it.

£105 and a bag of Haribo

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There are a few roads where you can let it rip. The 5 Mile Road on the west of the island is a good fast road. Just gotta keep away for the fuzz Thanks for the replies guys. It seems that it isn't such a bad price.

As I am going to be fitting a new bumper, overfenders and rear wing, I thought it would be a good idea to get the whole car resprayed at the same time. Due to the fact that we only have a couple of decent bodyshops in Jersey, I am limited for choice. Anyway, I went to get a quote from one of them and they told me it would cost £2,300 and that was just for the respray and didn't include the fitting of the new bits. I thought this was excessive so thought it might be better if I pay for the car to go on the boat and get it done in the UK. Can someone give me a 'rough' idea what you pay for a spray job in the UK. I am only doing the car in the same colour so I would have thought this would keep the price down. Cheers

I have found out that they dont do the stick on ones for a facelift so I suppose I will go down the painting route. I will read the link that Nic sent me to see about how I remove the panels and unplug everything. I can see a few questions being posted up when I get stuck.. hehe...

I managed to get another set from Paul Whiffin so I just have the task of replacing them now.. My motoring skills are limited to knowing where the petrol goes and how to fill up the washer jet bottle so removing the dash should prove fun.. Nic sent me a link to show how to remove them so I think i will have to study that hard before I get my screw-driver and hammer out (Jeremy Clarkson style).

Bought some from Paul Whiffin Thanks for the replies..

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