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Old 17th March 2008, 14:29   #16
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Fine, forgiven. But not forgiven when you call my MRW car a Super Select. You should know better, it is a Select with an incorrect grille. The Select (without quater windows) had the tear drop indicators, and super select and delight had the round ones. JayDs friends car has correct ones fitted.
I need some sleep. Urgently.
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Old 17th March 2008, 16:16   #17
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Karl, did the elegant have the teardrop indicators or round ones? coz i've seen most cars with round ones, but read somewhere about it having teardrop shaped ones.
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Poor poor Moralfibre - when a Bawaji fires you, you stay fired - HeHeHe.
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Old 17th March 2008, 19:43   #19
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Karl - do you want a good select grille ? there may be one going -----
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Karl, did the elegant have the teardrop indicators or round ones? coz i've seen most cars with round ones, but read somewhere about it having teardrop shaped ones.
Round semi spherical ones, but smaller than the delight, and with a very thin base. Some even had a thin partition line running radially.

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Karl - do you want a good select grille ? there may be one going -----
Must you ask me such a silly question? Of course I do
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One word "Awesome".. lovely restoration and the paint job looks real-killer reminds me of my dad's fiat with Suicide-door's
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Old 17th March 2008, 21:56   #22
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Hey guys, since this has now become a seperate thread, how about changing it to "The official restored Fiats thread"??

Guys, pls post all your restored fiat pics here!
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Old 17th March 2008, 22:00   #23
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Some more pics from me, This time, its a fiat elegant. Even though its restored, it nowhere near the standard set by the super select. Found this one at a used car dealer!!
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Old 17th March 2008, 22:40   #24
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Elegant Fiat

Hi JayD,

If by any chance this elegant is for sale, please let me know the details ASAP as I will definately be interested, if, at a reasonable rate.

Thanks,

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Must you ask me such a silly question? Of course I do
What about the one I picked up, still lying with me??
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Truly magnificent!!! The paint job is class. I did not like the rectangular fog lamps. They kinda spoil the look from front (or maybe its just me).
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What about the one I picked up, still lying with me??
Cant I keep two? A spare will always be handy, and Im still looking for one without a dent.
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That Elegant is purrfect. Small Lights et all and as far as i can see, original wheels too..
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Guys - learning to send photographs - please excuse any mistakes.

Best regards,

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Old 18th March 2008, 12:03   #30
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Behram sir, the car looks Fabulous! Really good finish too! I know u painted it black for a reason, but i would've preferred body coloured rims instead of the black ones.

P.S: whitewalls would look awesome on your car. I'll get the info for u soon!

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