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  1. I been looking at a couple of these covers and all look good in pics but real life??? What sort of price would you be looking at as in buying/shipping/import taxs etc to your door?? How would this fare to a good trimmer you could see job before paying out hard earned cash
  2. Talk to Keron he should have them in stock and easy enuff to fit if you know what end of a spanner to hold or phone around glass fitters but won't be cheap and prob have to wait couple days for them to get it I did work for autoglass and even I had too wait 2 weeks for my brand new heated rear screen Hope get it sorted ASAP mate
  3. Was thinking the same and about £150 odd I think I see him say
  4. looks like add haywards old beast?? very nice car
  5. Are you going to be a good boy and remove all the bits the nice police man said was no good last year??
  6. I would love this but someone's put the wheel on the wrong side!! lol surly this would but a big smile on your face and stand the hairs up on your neck every time you drive it!! now off to search for the money
  7. I just driven past your car and wondered whos it was lol looking nice mate!!
  8. Shop around mate as people saying should be cheaper I only paid £160 for all 5 windows and looks showroom
  9. Someone's nicked yer roof bud lol!! No really nice car!! Hope you enjoy it as much as the supra
  10. cool locals!! im up for this to take away the dragonball blues come on abs sort these tickets out son!! lol good work from all the team that's sorted this very well done
  11. its the jza80 then 7 numbers on my logbook and she a import
  12. MMMMMMM Come on alex tell me dose it work the same way do women where nothing under there skirts like blokes and there kilts?? lol
  13. I know this is the worst that could happen but we all don't drive the slowest just needs something to pull out etc then this happens!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwB-njvCSJY Just think brakes better working the better!! could be just the disc or total loss if trashed!! Don't be silly pig just change them asap...
  14. Do you think we can have this on are own?? plus lots of out door space for the 3am beer and wine drinkers again lol
  15. I know peoples hard work going on any ideas what and where yet?? only asking as want be 100% sure I can book dates off as we very tight with holiday at work lol Will you be the keg monster again drift_bear?? lol
  16. I brought a s/hand one from keron years ago low miles and never had a prob with it and low cost only changed as I broke a lug on mine as I should of not left my bits every where on the rebuild!!!!
  17. Hi guys I worked for autoglass for years and your right both front and rear screens are both bonded to the car. Both are easy to get out with the right tools! same as any job. The bodyshop should remove the window to do the job right or pointless doing the job as will come back in a matter of months!!. The old trim will not come out at all if fitted right and will need to be cut to remove window. looking at screen your see a thick ridge and a flappy bit cut the flappy bit off so you have a gap ie bodywork a gap about 5mm all round trim. now remove panel from inside remove heated screen wires etc and rear wiper arm if needed. squirt soapy water around gap find the biggest gap and twist the blade from this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SILVERLINE-NEW-WINDSCREEN-REMOVAL-REMOVER-TOOL-/350137664126?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item5185d4c27e in glue **UNDER** the window not in the old trim hold handle with blade away from you alittle and pull the t-handle to you like this (just don't be like this twat!! or you will scratch paint or worse brake the screen like he did bottom of p/s) when screen out cut all old glue off then repair the panel cos if don't you could repair panel then paint it then find the old glues still there (1) window WONT fit back in (2) your Fresh paint could get damaged cutting old glue back, Refitting is just as fun lol!! find something like a bin or workmate etc covered by blanket to lay glass on so don't scratch glass with a new blade trim old glue back flat as pos but watch for heated screen terminals, window tint etc fit new trim make sure its the right way around!! and join mark is in centre of BOTTOM of screen should be little maker in the paint on the screen then clean screen with glass cleaner and then wipe the black paint on screen and body this brake cleaner so remove any dirt grease etc use this for refitting http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WINDSCREEN-BOND-GLUE-SCREENFIX-BEST-PRICE-ON-eBay-/220707762447?pt=UK_Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint&hash=item336335310f prime the glass with one good line all around screen and trim and same on body MAKE SURE DO NOT GET ON PAINTWORK!!! one line over where old glue line was let them both dry about 5 mins then stick something like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Small-Dent-Puller-Lifter-Glass-Car-Suction-Sucker-Clamp-Cup-Little-Mini-Pad-Cup-/400468023086?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item5d3dc1172e on outside of screen in middle I WOULD DRY FIT THE GLASS FIRST MAKING SURE TRIM ON RIGHT WAY AROUND AND HAPPY WITH THE FIT!! using mastic gun start in middle of bottom of the window glue and the way around trying to just touch edge of trim (glue hight about 10-12 mm) smooth join into one then slowly lower screen back in and gently firm down all around and then refit everything back ie trim wiper etc any probs pm me your phone number and tell you better or if a good bodyshop there do all this for you! but your pay for it hope this helps guys ps rear window trim part number is T75573-14210 and about £55
  18. RIP Its a sad day for family and friends alike but at least he put up a very good fight and enjoyed!! what he liked before passing my thoughts go to you all
  19. well done son! really like everything that's been put up here just shows what a good club and members we have here! ps still giggle over the mobile road blocks well done abz!!
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