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Old 06-14-2013, 04:40 PM
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hey guys, decided to clean up my 107 alittle, [ATTACH][ATTACH]38518
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more pics, dont know why they keep coming upside down
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the grill has been done, it came out nice
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also did my 108s rims, one tire has the wrong side rim so valve stem is on inside
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It's shaping up pretty nice! Keep at it, It's gonna be a long summer! You'll get-r-done!
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Looks good there Nick! Honestly, I wouldn't have noticed the valve stem if you hadn't pointed it out. They look real nice! Do you prefer the stem on the inside or outside? I like them on the inside myself then they don't interfere with the front wheel weights when you decide to run them.
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