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Thread: FS: Threaded Plate - 91120131300- 85ltr RS

  1. 04-06-2016, 05:46 PM #1
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    FS: Threaded Plate - 91120131300- 85ltr RS

    as per factory - 2 plates per car - rivet on to chassis $6.50us each plus shipping (67 on pic)
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    Interested, how does one order?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WBYonder View Post
    Interested, how does one order?
    i will PM you
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    Yes please times 4

    Do you have in stock?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOYER73S View Post
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    Yes please times 4

    Do you have in stock?

    in stock , will send you a PM
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    my car came without a tank so i am considering fitting an RS 85L tank as a replacement as i figure the extra litres might be useful. Do you have any photos of the actual fitment of plates and tank in a car or can you direct me to photos posted elsewhere? Am interested to see what the fitment will look like before i buy a set of the plates.
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    Like this:
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    i can get a close up of the plates in my car mounted tonight , pic above shows 85ltr tank installed
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    plates are under these brackets
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    Here is what it looks like when both tank and bracket have been removed, the process I am goingto reverse.
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