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i like it too, wouldnt buy one, but its cool enough

i think they look fine myself

:o

but you still love me maul

thats fair enough aint it lol

mk 1 mk 2 or mk 3?

http://www.bearkey.com/photos/1067879253-suzuki-escudo.jpg :D

unlikely youll get import taxed on it, but that dont mean it doesnt happen a fair bit

been posted before. not bad

lol

whens this engine gonna be done fred? reckon itll be tt speed?

my head units imported, cost 2/3 of the uk price. works fine, had to chop the plug off the loom though and solder in the plug that came with it. also the radio tuning goes up in .2s instead of 0.5s. no big thing, never listen to radio anyway :)

no for the flake

did ya know that birds sh*t on some coloured cars more than others. cant remember what colours it was, but they done these tests and the birds shat on the same coloured cars consistantly

" ive taken the car to a bodyshop and they said as being as i already have all the paint required to touch up a the few spots that need touching up it would only cost me about £150 - £200 pounds " it needs bonnet painting, front bumper painting, side skirt painting, rear bumper blown in...

reckon its sposed to look like that? looks mdf. does just look abit dodgy tho lol

been posted before. first time ive seen the interior n how lush is that! couple of things ide change on the outside, but check that interior!

bet they cant weigh much though can they? heavier than the 182?

back bumper dont suit it at all, the clios a bubbley rounded shaped car, that bumpers to square to suit it imo. wheels are awesome, just not on the clio though. front bumper okish, same as the back though

250 quid?!? jesus thats a pearler for that sort of money

rarely you have to repair them wings anyway, they either crack and split in half or just flex back out to shape. you can get bumper filler which is a rubber compound, very durable, ideal if you gotta smooth bumpers or anythin like that. as for the arches on those plastic wings, looks like...

lookin at the pics i cant see any fibreglass at all

sure fibreglass is stronger, wouldnt use it on plastics though unless your bridgin holes or blending stuff in or filling big gaps.

filler onto fibreglass is right yea. do be careful though when driving. personally ide be sticking to speed limits with all that work done or one sunday mornin when your washin it your gonna find a crack straight along the edge of your arches. so dont rag it! i was just curious as he said you...

so youd fill everythin plastic with fibreglass friction?