00-protege body-kit w/ interior (home-made modified)
December-11th-2002 | 10:43 PM
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Sorry, there is a temporary server down at that web page. It should be up and running soon, or else I'll try to e-mail to those with a request on the week-end. Sorry for the inconvenience. 
December-14th-2002 | 05:57 PM
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From: Chico, CA
Wow, really nice car! I can't believe you did all that yourself. I will definately have to find a good junkyard when the weather gets better here because now that I know the basics of what to do I will just have to find a car that looks good to me. Thanks for the pics and when the time comes for me to do this I may come to you for some advice. Again, really nice car and good luck with any future projects.
December-14th-2002 | 09:18 PM
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Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Jenks, Oklahoma
Very nice job on the aluminum accents and the lip spoilers. What I want to know is how you made those oh-so-beautiful mesh grilles? I want to do some exactly like that on my PR5, but I don't know how and don't want to mess it up 
December-15th-2002 | 01:38 AM
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Originally posted by Nigaud5sx
What I want to know is how you made those oh-so-beautiful mesh grilles?
What I want to know is how you made those oh-so-beautiful mesh grilles?
December-15th-2002 | 03:34 AM
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From: Southern-Ontario
Thanks again fellow PRO drivers, I hope the pictures-words help and boost those who have future projects in mind. I have post 'How To Make Grill Meshes' many months ago, let me look through the previous posts first before I re-type them again. Btw, this 'Grill-Mesh' has a budge of $15.00 cdn..
Some good words to keep in mind. If your certain project is likely to cost just-about or equal to the professional job, then let the professional do it, it'll save you time and agony. The rule of thumb I go by is, the project should not cost more than 40% to 50% of the current market value price (professional).
GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FUTURE PROJECTS!
Some good words to keep in mind. If your certain project is likely to cost just-about or equal to the professional job, then let the professional do it, it'll save you time and agony. The rule of thumb I go by is, the project should not cost more than 40% to 50% of the current market value price (professional).
GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FUTURE PROJECTS!
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