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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: bockers]
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09/09/2010 10:19
09/09/2010 10:19
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nismo
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nismo
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i like the honeycombe grill better and as bockers said colour code it and it will blend to the car alot better
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: tonyd20vt]
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09/09/2010 12:48
09/09/2010 12:48
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ally_f
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The honeycomb grille makes such a difference, when the old one's off lay them side by side; the honeycomb one looks much longer even though it's not and it has the same effect when it's on the car.
Ally
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
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09/09/2010 13:39
09/09/2010 13:39
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MattW
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MattW
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Definitely the honeycombe one for me, looks good colour coded on darker colours.
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: gj88]
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09/09/2010 16:00
09/09/2010 16:00
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shinyshoes
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id keep it black, but definetaly go with the plus grill CD.
the slatted one is a bit pants really.
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: coupedummy]
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09/09/2010 17:37
09/09/2010 17:37
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gj88
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Honeycombe it is i think.Gj88 your car is lovely Thanks CD. I could say the same about yours Gary
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: gj88]
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09/09/2010 17:54
09/09/2010 17:54
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pinin_prestatyn
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What they were £23 when I bought one last in 2006 I used to buy them and stick them straight on ebay where they sold each and every time for £60, nice little earner they were.
Coopless!
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: pinin_prestatyn]
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09/09/2010 18:34
09/09/2010 18:34
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peachey
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What they were £23 when I bought one last in 2006 I used to buy them and stick them straight on ebay where they sold each and every time for £60, nice little earner they were. do you have the part number?
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: coupedummy]
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09/09/2010 19:01
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MattW
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: gj88]
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09/09/2010 21:43
09/09/2010 21:43
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tim42
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lov3joy does the photoshopping. Just a thought if you are playing with the colour scheme - how would a silver grill look? Would coordinate with the wheels and filler cap?! Might look good with the wine red,
Tim42
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
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09/09/2010 22:07
09/09/2010 22:07
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MattW
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Or how about in gloss the same colour as your sheels?
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
[Re: gj88]
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10/09/2010 12:25
10/09/2010 12:25
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ally_f
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You'll need to drill two new holes in your bumper to fit the honeycomb grille. This isn't as scary as it sounds, 5 minute job. I got mine from AA a couple of months back, was about £35 I think.
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Re: Honeycombe grill or slated
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10/09/2010 12:33
10/09/2010 12:33
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gj88
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You'll need to drill two new holes in your bumper to fit the honeycomb grille. This isn't as scary as it sounds, 5 minute job. I got mine from AA a couple of months back, was about £35 I think. It's very simple of course but if CD was wanting to test fit the plus grille, he might not want two new holes.
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