95-99 Skyline Body Kit $499.00
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95-99 Skyline Body Kit $499.00
JUST IN TIME TO LOOK GOOD FOR SUMMER.IN STOCK.SKYLINE STYLE BODY KIT
FOR $499.00 +S&H. (USUALLY IT IS $100.00 FOR COMMERCIAL DELIVERY,AND
ABOUT $130.00 FOR RESIDENTIAL- THERE ARE SOME COMPANIES THAT DO KILL
THE CUSTOMERS ON S&H!!!!) CALL TODAY TO ORDER AT 1800-5216666 .SEE
THE KIT AT WWW.SPOILERSETC.NET .IF THERE ARE CLUB MEMBERS INTERESTED
IN THE HOUSTON AREA,PLEAAAAAAASE STOP BY TO CHECK THE QUALITY OF OUR
KITS, SO YOU CAN INFORM YOUR FELLOW MEMBERS.
THIS IS NOT A BULK/GROUP BUY!!!!!! YOU CAN ORDER A KIT TODAY!
FOR $499.00 +S&H. (USUALLY IT IS $100.00 FOR COMMERCIAL DELIVERY,AND
ABOUT $130.00 FOR RESIDENTIAL- THERE ARE SOME COMPANIES THAT DO KILL
THE CUSTOMERS ON S&H!!!!) CALL TODAY TO ORDER AT 1800-5216666 .SEE
THE KIT AT WWW.SPOILERSETC.NET .IF THERE ARE CLUB MEMBERS INTERESTED
IN THE HOUSTON AREA,PLEAAAAAAASE STOP BY TO CHECK THE QUALITY OF OUR
KITS, SO YOU CAN INFORM YOUR FELLOW MEMBERS.
THIS IS NOT A BULK/GROUP BUY!!!!!! YOU CAN ORDER A KIT TODAY!
Are you selling a Skyline kit or a mix and match? http://www.spoilersetc.net/Nissan/Po...xima-9599r.htm Rear and sides looks alot like the Sarona kit 
You might wanna double check what your selling before you get a big dispute over false advertising. If it's true though, and someone in Houston can drop by your shop and confirm this. I think for $500 bucks, many of us on here will take you up on that deal.
PS - Your <head><title> reads: 240SX
You might wanna double check what your selling before you get a big dispute over false advertising. If it's true though, and someone in Houston can drop by your shop and confirm this. I think for $500 bucks, many of us on here will take you up on that deal.PS - Your <head><title> reads: 240SX
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I just had a couple of guys that drove from San Antonio to pick up a kit,
but it was a 2000-03. Anybody is welcome to stop by. Sarona company only
copies kits,like they copied our original 2000-03 kit.Also a couple of more
companies in Ca.Unfortunately there is too much of this going on,and the bad thing is that many .com companies sell on e-bay bad quality products,
and by the time the bad mouthing is out,they change their name.Here in Houston it costs $10.00 to get a DBA company name or a .com name.So choose
wisely and look for companies that have been established for years.(We are
in our 18th year under the same name!!!!!!!!!!!)
but it was a 2000-03. Anybody is welcome to stop by. Sarona company only
copies kits,like they copied our original 2000-03 kit.Also a couple of more
companies in Ca.Unfortunately there is too much of this going on,and the bad thing is that many .com companies sell on e-bay bad quality products,
and by the time the bad mouthing is out,they change their name.Here in Houston it costs $10.00 to get a DBA company name or a .com name.So choose
wisely and look for companies that have been established for years.(We are
in our 18th year under the same name!!!!!!!!!!!)
Originally posted by DENNIS65
Sarona company only
copies kits,like they copied our original 2000-03 kit.
Sarona company only
copies kits,like they copied our original 2000-03 kit.
-Richie
are you seriously asking if its urethane at that price??? LOL, impossible. Btw urethane is the only way to go..
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Gyus if you think that urethane kits are all the same,you are wrong.The
same of course applies to fiberglass kits. I've seen urethane fronts on a
store self (not even installed out in the sun) so warped that i would not
put it in my car even if it was free.(it was extremely gummy and soft).You
see there are different ways to be made,so some are made the very cheap way
some are more decent.How to play safe?Ask for lifetime warranty against
warpage.Fiberglass never warps.You see the Corvettes after 30 years!!!!!
same of course applies to fiberglass kits. I've seen urethane fronts on a
store self (not even installed out in the sun) so warped that i would not
put it in my car even if it was free.(it was extremely gummy and soft).You
see there are different ways to be made,so some are made the very cheap way
some are more decent.How to play safe?Ask for lifetime warranty against
warpage.Fiberglass never warps.You see the Corvettes after 30 years!!!!!
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Originally posted by DENNIS65
Gyus if you think that urethane kits are all the same,you are wrong.The
same of course applies to fiberglass kits. I've seen urethane fronts on a
store self (not even installed out in the sun) so warped that i would not
put it in my car even if it was free.(it was extremely gummy and soft).You
see there are different ways to be made,so some are made the very cheap way
some are more decent.How to play safe?Ask for lifetime warranty against
warpage.Fiberglass never warps.You see the Corvettes after 30 years!!!!!
Gyus if you think that urethane kits are all the same,you are wrong.The
same of course applies to fiberglass kits. I've seen urethane fronts on a
store self (not even installed out in the sun) so warped that i would not
put it in my car even if it was free.(it was extremely gummy and soft).You
see there are different ways to be made,so some are made the very cheap way
some are more decent.How to play safe?Ask for lifetime warranty against
warpage.Fiberglass never warps.You see the Corvettes after 30 years!!!!!
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Yes we do. Fiberglass will never warp.Look at some 30 years old boats, or
Vettes. The extreme weather conditions do not affect them.They do not lose
their shape. By the way people falsely believe that the auto manufacturers
use urethane.They went to hybrid materials that can withstand the outdoor
conditions.(Of course you need a few millions of $$ ,to get this set up)
Vettes. The extreme weather conditions do not affect them.They do not lose
their shape. By the way people falsely believe that the auto manufacturers
use urethane.They went to hybrid materials that can withstand the outdoor
conditions.(Of course you need a few millions of $$ ,to get this set up)
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