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  1. 06-23-2016, 11:31 AM #1
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    RHD R style floor boards - ST -Classic

    I have been working on some rhd versions of the ali floor boards in a R style , just finished the cad work and making them next week or two
    swb are based on a rhd 66 and lwb are based on a rhd 72 coupes.
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    Pleased to see someone looking after the rhd cars.....

    My car is newly carpeted - so much as like these - I'm not sure they will be suitable for my 68L...

    But good on for doing them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reedminor View Post
    Pleased to see someone looking after the rhd cars.....

    My car is newly carpeted - so much as like these - I'm not sure they will be suitable for my 68L...

    But good on for doing them.

    Justin
    cheers , trying to do a bit more rhd stuff to help the colonies
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  4. 06-26-2016, 05:18 PM #4
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    john,
    they look great, made of alloy ? and painted ? will you also do a dead pedal ?
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