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by Doug » Thu 11.10.2007, 21:05
Nice pic! I think I like the royal purple piping. Does the stuffed head sit in the pass seat?

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by ab2cv » Thu 11.10.2007, 22:21
Doug wrote:Nice pic! I think I like the royal purple piping. Does the stuffed head sit in the pass seat?

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by GeoffSmith » Thu 11.10.2007, 22:43
What about a family?
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by nitroman » Fri 12.10.2007, 02:22
That's interesting. I centered mine. Yours looks better placed against the back. Damn you spatial-relationship-man!
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by ab2cv » Fri 12.10.2007, 08:09
nitroman wrote:That's interesting. I centered mine. Yours looks better placed against the back. Damn you spatial-relationship-man!

Well spotted. I thought they looked a bit better if I lined them up nearer the back since you seldom open your door fully to enter so never actually see the full length of the sill. Also, they just kind of looked right being lined up roughly in line with the position of the seats.
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by texas2201 » Wed 24.10.2007, 12:24
finally Ian in Blackpool has got his set - so that concludes the Group buy.....phew

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by GeoffSmith » Wed 24.10.2007, 12:50
texas2201 wrote:finally Ian in Blackpool has got his set - so that concludes the Group buy.....phew

Except the non-swimming Irishman has still got mine!

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by ailwyn » Wed 24.10.2007, 12:55
geoffsmith wrote:texas2201 wrote:finally Ian in Blackpool has got his set - so that concludes the Group buy.....phew

Except the non-swimming Irishman has still got mine!

Come and pick them up then

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by GeoffSmith » Wed 24.10.2007, 12:58
ailwyn wrote:geoffsmith wrote:texas2201 wrote:finally Ian in Blackpool has got his set - so that concludes the Group buy.....phew

Except the non-swimming Irishman has still got mine!

Come and pick them up then

Too tight to pay the bridge toll - see you at Stoneleigh?

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by Dico » Wed 24.10.2007, 13:50
geoffsmith wrote:
Too tight to pay the bridge toll
They charge you to go in but its free to get out!
Never understood that. Surely they'd make a blooming fortune if they reversed it?
My mate got escorted back over in his truck because he didn't have the funds!

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by dapinky » Wed 24.10.2007, 15:49
geoffsmith wrote:Too tight to pay the bridge toll - see you at Stoneleigh?

So am I
ditto for Stoneleigh?
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by ailwyn » Wed 24.10.2007, 16:27
Won't be going to Stoneleigh unfortunately, but I will be traveling down the M4 on Sunday night around 10pm, so if someone can meet me at a convenient location?
Failing that I have another plan....
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by GeoffSmith » Wed 24.10.2007, 20:16
It's possible....
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by ailwyn » Wed 24.10.2007, 23:42
geoffsmith wrote:It's possible....
No panic, I am trying to arrange delivery via surf-board to Stoneleigh.
Will keep you posted.
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by GeoffSmith » Wed 24.10.2007, 23:59
ailwyn wrote:geoffsmith wrote:It's possible....
No panic, I am trying to arrange delivery via surf-board to Stoneleigh.

Will keep you posted.
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by dapinky » Thu 25.10.2007, 15:18
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by ailwyn » Thu 25.10.2007, 15:23
Not very nice calling me uncharitable

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by inkitin » Sun 17.02.2008, 12:10
HOW MUCH ??
Are these people mad !!
MUCH CHEAPER HERE even allowing for the postage !!
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by theelanman » Sun 17.02.2008, 18:43
blimey...the first lot were a bit pricey...glad I bought a spare set

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by inkitin » Mon 25.02.2008, 20:37
Just bought a pair of these from US ebay.
Not as cheap as the group buy but I wasn't around then.
Still, good value though, I think.
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