further update on my '78

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further update on my '78

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Seeing as tho im not getting good weather for spraying, thought i should get started on the other stuff
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looking good so far
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im thinking bout having the hoodlining redone, and im thinking-seeing as though im goin fo the black and yellow theme....
...maybe black hoodlining? ive never seen a cabbie with black, and im curious wot it looks like. im kinda under the impression
that the cabbie will be "darker" inside....in the evenings ofcourse.anyway...i have got blue intereior lights, so im sure
it wont be too bad
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Its not the position,coz its been there in both my cabbies,its nice and easy to reach,without having to cut the existing hole bigger.
Think im gonna make it outta thin plate and spray it yellow

The bonnet is also due for an upgrade,got a real good idea for this,cant wait
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Oh yes...the gear-knob will be matching the steering wheel and a new set of pedals are on the way
Also a new set of chrome window winders...think that'll look awesome on the black door panels
And maybe a set of stainless side step plates-with volkswagen on them
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Your car looks realy neat.There are not a hell of a lot of cars that looks good in yellow.
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thanx...u should,i mean u gonna see how awesome it looks in the new yellow. im really stoked i picked the right tone...we all know
how difficult it is to pick the right tone of the right colour?
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Very nice, well done!
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Been hunting for the right stuff, think Im almost there....cant wait to blow my christmas bonus
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Thought id add this pic for fun.....got this reading at the only 'sound-off' ive taken part in.
127.4d.b's on a 12' inch s.v.c...compared to what ive seen with bigger equipment, i didnt do to bad.
A new deck, ported box and a slightly bigger amp....i should make 130d.b's
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That is realy good.
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Personally, I'm not a fan of the stuff from Autostyle....
If it's too low, you're too old :twisted:
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well......staying in durban, we all know that there arent many places to bye accessories for your car,i mean beetle
and im talking bout stuff to enhance the appearance. the only ,so called, authorised beetle shop is volkspares....
and anyone from durban knows what a rip-off they are

anyway, ive never had any shit from autostyle. theyve always given a discount when ive bought stuff there,obviously not
just for 1 small item....infact everyone ive taken there for sound equipment has got a discount
they also stock alot more variation than 'max' and 'racers edge'

but i do find you hit a few lucks at 'max' and 'racers edge'; my indicators,L.E.D type(toyota twincam side markers) are from max-R150
the xenon look head lamps(globes for non-electricians)are from racers-R100
also,dubster scored a nice tacho from max-R100(what can you buy for R100???not much nowadays)

but i think in durban, you cant beat autostyle's range and price when it comes to sound stuff
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