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Old 13-01-2009, 03:31 PM   #1
Polyal
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Default AU Wagons

Hey guys.

Just wondering what people have done to their wagons in the club? More visual than mechanical.

Had the idea (not a new one) of maybe putting a BA XR front on an AU3 wagon. Ive sent a few PM's today to figure out costs so we will see.

Not a huge fan of wagons in general, but a low sleek one would appeal. Ive seen some dodge AU1 XR fronts and they look a bit naff (sorry to offend those who have done it).

I remember seeing an AU LTD with a BA LTD front and it was surprisingly good; so it can be done.

Some pics would be great.

Thanks

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