A-Pillar Pod (Pic)
20 April 2002, 07:18 PM
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The first A-Pillar pod is now made and I've just finished fitting it to my Scoob, you can see a pic of it on my site under Scooby
www.supra.fsworld.co.uk/main.htm
The first one was made to match the colour of the original trim, but black is also a valiable 65 quid delivered unless you live in a different country
Let me know
Matt
www.supra.fsworld.co.uk/main.htm
The first one was made to match the colour of the original trim, but black is also a valiable 65 quid delivered unless you live in a different country
Let me know
Matt
21 April 2002, 06:23 PM
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oooh, interesting.
What size gauges can it hold (please say it'll hold 52mm Defi's)
Don't suppose you could be tempted to coming to the kent meet this friday evening (see here)to show it off do you?
What size gauges can it hold (please say it'll hold 52mm Defi's)
Don't suppose you could be tempted to coming to the kent meet this friday evening (see here)to show it off do you?
22 April 2002, 05:33 PM
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It is made to fit 52mm Gauges and I have Defis fitted, will have a black pod by Friday but won't be able to make the meet as I'm out that night. I will however be at the CCC Day at Castle Combe on Saturday, so if anyone is interested in a good day out, a bit of track time and a chance to have a look at the pods in person, get yourself down there.
22 April 2002, 08:51 PM
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Yes I have to agree, its not OEM but it is v.nice, does a blinding job, by far the best place for visability, I had it fitted in about to mins as I had already done the work with the gauges.
Rich if you need gauges mail me off list
Rich if you need gauges mail me off list
22 April 2002, 10:19 PM
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Its a complete A-Pillar trim, as the original trim starts at the A-pillar and goes right through to the B-Pillar, and apart from being difficult to make it is highly likley that it would get damaged in transit as well as being expensive to produce and ship.
The trim I have had done fits over the existing trim and as you can see from the pics matches very well.
The trim I have had done fits over the existing trim and as you can see from the pics matches very well.
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Coooor strewth! What is that in the background!!? Put it up in members 
edited to say you´ve got more dials in that than Flash Gorden!!
[Edited by cheeseboy - 4/24/2002 1:56:46 PM]
edited to say you´ve got more dials in that than Flash Gorden!!
[Edited by cheeseboy - 4/24/2002 1:56:46 PM]
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