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by Richard_A_Clifton » Wed 10.03.2004, 12:23
Mike, I think i will have to take you to one side at Donington. I shall bring a wet fish.

<br><br><br><br><br>Actually, when you see the state of my rear you will probably want to throw a tarpaulin over it anyway!
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by stevo » Wed 10.03.2004, 16:55
<br>Actually, when you see the state of my rear you will probably want to throw a tarpaulin over it anyway!
<br><br>and you should see the rear of his car aswell.....

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by Mike Y » Thu 11.03.2004, 14:49
;D Oooh eer missus??? Anyone for sushi

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by LXADO63 » Thu 11.03.2004, 18:52
Marie-<br><br>I love your rear tailight conversion. Did you ever have them manufactured? Do you have a purchase price for the units?
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by nitroman » Tue 16.03.2004, 05:51
It's a personal thing. I'm interested in them, others aren't. No skin off my nose either way. <br> <br>Wanting (what I consider to be) an improvement to the aesthetics of my Lotus is my prerogative and nobody else's. <br>
<br><br>Sy, you should have been here in the USA back when we rebelled against an overbearing foreign power... ;)
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by Sy V » Tue 16.03.2004, 08:25
Nitro<br><br>Don't start me on military history man! <br>I can bore for Britain on that subject.<br><br>Sy
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by ESM » Wed 17.03.2004, 08:26
Hhhhhmmmm an overbearing foreign power...... now which country best fits that description today? ::)

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by nitroman » Thu 18.03.2004, 01:20
I was talking about when we helped you guys defeat the Nazis. What were you referring to?
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by ESM » Thu 18.03.2004, 08:10
Errrrrr.... Luxembourg? [smiley=nervous.gif]<br>
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by KevH » Thu 18.03.2004, 09:03
[quote author=nitroman link=board=xref;num=1074683016;start=75#88 date=03/17/04 at 16:20:20]I was talking about when we helped you guys defeat the Nazis. What were you referring to?[/quote]<br><br>Most of the films coming out of Holywood in recent years seem to point more to America winning the war on their own with no help from anyone. It worries me that in effect they are re-writing history.<br>Sorry, one of my pet hates and I couldn't resist as WW2 was mentioned anyway. [smiley=2gunsfiring_v1.gif]<br>Kev
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by stevo » Thu 18.03.2004, 12:22
if you listen to my mates grandad after a couple of "wee howfs" he will tell you how he won the war single handedly. ::)
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by Richard_A_Clifton » Mon 22.03.2004, 18:12
[quote author=nitroman link=board=xref;num=1074683016;start=75#85 date=03/15/04 at 20:51:44]Sy, you should have been here in the USA back when we rebelled against an overbearing foreign power... ;)[/quote]<br><br>Nitroman, I thought you were referring to the war of Independence and the overbearing foreign power was Great Britain....
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by rudedog » Thu 25.03.2004, 15:42
Hi, I have a Kia Elan and I was looking for a pair of lotus Elan rear light and parts to fit into my car. <br>How ever, I have given it up after learning that that the rear lights of the two cars are not changeable. I have never seen it my self, but I heard that some modification has to be made in order to fit. <br>Another thing is that the Korean registeration plates are smaller than the european plates. You would have to change the rear registeration plate to a smaller one as well. But if you have a U.S. spec Elan, it would be a different story. <br><br>Further more, As I know, the Kia Motec, the manufacturer of Kia Elan will sell parts only in the condition that you would trade it in for the old part in order to prevent parts from being used for other purposes. However, this may not apply to parts that are still available in great numbers.
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by stevo » Thu 25.03.2004, 16:17
tell us more my friend
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by LXADO63 » Fri 02.04.2004, 15:44
Agent Smith- Do you have a Kia tail light assembly for sale? What is your price? Do any modifications have to be done to install?
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by Jeff » Sat 10.04.2004, 06:10

<br><br>If any of you upgrade, please contact me if you are intested in parting with your original rear light assemblies ..thanks.
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by Andy » Sat 10.04.2004, 06:22
LXAD, the answer is yes, but they're not for sale. Check w/ Sy, I believe he is in the process of sourcing the parts. Jeff, what's wrong w/ yours? I have a good left, but the right has a chipped portion on the bottom edge.
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by Jeff » Sat 10.04.2004, 06:26
Nothing (yet), just paranoid that I might not be able to source one. Took 5 years to find a tail light for my other car.
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by clemo » Thu 28.07.2005, 09:28
i am about to fit kia rea full assembly..
this is both lights , both scoops which are reverse lights at the moment, one of which will be converted into a fog light.
this causes a problem that only 14" is left for the number plate...
at present i have a 6 digit plate .. but may have to put E3LAN on to save space.
it does require cutting for the full instalation..
but minor cutting for just the lights..
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