> Thanks for the reply Nick ... Actually, I was hoping getting the parts
> without going to a dealer would be cheaper, but given the cost of the parts
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> http://saab.go.dyndns.org
>> Thanks for the reply Nick ... Actually, I was hoping getting the parts
>> without going to a dealer would be cheaper, but given the cost of the parts
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> will do this. They will also be able to say when the next scheduled
> stock order will be due.
Thanks for the tip. I think it will be at least a week before I want to
undertake the job - I want to clean up the remainder of the sticky stuff,
wash, polish and wax the car and pay some special attention to the
screwdrivered areas :( So, yes, that "stock order" sounds like a neat idea.
I was of the opinion that whoever stole the parts was fitting them to a
lesser model car and probably would not know how to read Usenet :) I did
have a flick around some of the larger forum boards to see if anyone in my
area was posting a "how do I fit" topic, but to no avail. What I did find
was that removing these side stripes totally is actually very popular on MK1
Puntos! It's an odd world, eh? Anyway, I reckon the vandal has got what
(s)he wants now, so I can re-fit replacements without much of a fear of it
happening again.
Thanks again.
Paul
1999 FIAT Punto Sporting 16V (Mk1)
... and some SAABs :)
http://saab.go.dyndns.org
Nick ///// - 25 Feb 2007 22:31 GMT
> I was of the opinion that whoever stole the parts was fitting them to a
> lesser model car and probably would not know how to read Usenet :) I did
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> (s)he wants now, so I can re-fit replacements without much of a fear of it
> happening again.
Seems totally bazaar to me. Removing stripes will
a) normally damage / stretch them
b) leave them in a sticky ball
c) be unmountable again
Either the culprit(s) is/are totally gormless or very jealous.
I'd better shut my mouth now as I'm likely to say something I'll regret.
Nick /////