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thanks for uploading those Daniel. so how much it would be shipped to USA. maybe ship one to body kit company here and they would be able to reproduce them here, cause it would expensive shipping from germany to US.
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so you can ship these over here or youre just created one for yourself and not really wanting anyone else to have one?
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He says it right there on the first page.....roughly $600 shipped to your door. He's not going to give away an awesome design just so another company can copy it.Tex001 wrote:Nice to hear that you like the front bumber! Well the price on the front will be by 400$ shipping will be by about 200$
so the front will cost you 600$ and you have it in your house ;D
The company is called PD-Designworld its just a small company making parts for the Mazda mx3 and the Mazda MX6 trying to do the best on quality for a good price ! The front fits 100% and should fit even better then the Pakpfeiffer New look !
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i cant see it:(
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Not trying to high-jack this but i think the bumper would look a lot better like this with the grill removed and the slot underneath the opening removed as well. Although i guess if its fiberglass it wouldnt be to hard to do.
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I like it way it is
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I want one, where do I sign up
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Neil wrote:
Not trying to high-jack this but i think the bumper would look a lot better like this with the grill removed and the slot underneath the opening removed as well. Although i guess if its fiberglass it wouldnt be to hard to do.
looks 234 times better this way!
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Indeed. I love it!Hoodzy wrote:Neil wrote:
Not trying to high-jack this but i think the bumper would look a lot better like this with the grill removed and the slot underneath the opening removed as well. Although i guess if its fiberglass it wouldnt be to hard to do.
looks 234 times better this way!
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