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Old 02-14-2015, 06:12 AM
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Asking about the Massy is my fault, not Nicks.
They are my favorite brand of SCUT! I stare every time I see one...

Well I stare too wen I see a full restored "O" so I'm not completely falling to the dark side yet.
Looking for the OP progress post every day help a bit.
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Hey guys, today we picked up the headlights for the original hehehe. I already installed them using all new stainless steel hardware.
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Hey guys, today we picked up the headlights for the original hehehe. I already installed them using all new stainless steel hardware.
Too bad it didn't come with the IH bolts... Yeah I'm one of those purists.
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Yea lol, can't beat stainless steel.
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Yea lol, can't beat stainless steel.
Looky good.I second the IH bolts.
Didja have to drill holes?
Didja get the other stuff that goes wit them?
Didja get a grote tail light?
Do the bulbies work?
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Looky good.I second the IH bolts.
Didja have to drill holes?
Didja get the other stuff that goes wit them?
Didja get a grote tail light?
Do the bulbies work?
Yea I know about the bolts,
Didn't have to drill the holes,
I got the other stuff that goes with them
Didn't get a Grote tail light
The bulbs don't work from what I was told, I don't hear the philaments moving inside so
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Nice yob Nick-O. They got your bulbies at Advance. I have a ton of them but too bad though, they're 36 volt
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Nice yob Nick-O. They got your bulbies at Advance. I have a ton of them but too bad though, they're 36 volt
Yep, lol thanks mike.
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The O looks good with the peepers Nick!
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