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21-08-2007, 03:55 PM
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Built Ford Tough
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: State of Euphoria Mod: F-Series
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Last Friday night, my mates bodgey Holden Commodore decided to break down even before we managed to leave Lara to see Marduk in Melbourne. So after getting a jump start (thanks Felicity) we went back and got my car, and headed in.
I had to park in one of those little parking lots on Little Collins, with tight windy ramps - and up to the top. On the way back out, I managed to just touch the ramp wall on the passenger corner, trying to avoid hitting anything on the drivers side (bloody made-for-minis parking lots...) and took a nice strip of black paint off. So, when I go to get this fixed up, I thought I might do what I had intended to do last time I got the front bar resprayed - mesh! I want to use the same mesh (stainless?) that's in the Rebel rear bar, anyone got any idea where this can be sourced?
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Black on white '83 SWB F100 C6 auto 351C on gas and on the ground --> Project Thread '55 F100, just a roller at the moment, new project Silver MY12 Volkswagen Amarok |
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