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Just fitted this to my car for more pics go to www.aufalcon.com/au3xr6. I saw a cluster done by a member some time back and decided to take it a bit further
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29-06-2008, 05:36 PM
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Where you get that stuff from? Im lookin for the aircon ducts but cant seem to find it. Does it match the ford woodgrain?
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29-06-2008, 05:40 PM
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Giddy up.
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Thats out there, lol.
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I'll second that.
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Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesus............
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If you had the silver dash facia and all black steering wheel/shifter it would look heaps better IMHO, but otherwise looks good.
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How much?
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650 including door handle cups and window switch plates
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I do not mind it. If it was me I would put a chrome button for the T Bar in and maybe remove the air vent on top of the dash.
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WOW.....
That is cert full on.... a little much for my liking. But as long as you happy thats all that matters |
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Stroking it...
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Certainly something... errr..different..
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I'll be honest, looks tacky and out of place.
The blue cluster and wheel trim doesn't blend very well with it either. I imagine they would of looked great before hand. Could of done better for $650. Fairmont Ghia chrome/woodgrain shifter surround would have been all it need for a subtle touch of class. |
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thats ALOT of woodgrain to all go in the 1 car, i reckon its a little overkill, but still i dont mind it,
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