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Old 03-08-14, 03:47 PM   #1
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Looks very fresh. Out of interest I take it the mk2s suffered from MGR cost cutting in that the materials used were plated? The mk1s were stainless steel.
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Old 03-08-14, 03:59 PM   #2
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I think so Mick, they're not stainless on the mk2, I'm wondering if sparaying them with Plasticote might be more durable.
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Looks really good that. Well done Sir ....
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Looks very fresh. Out of interest I take it the mk2s suffered from MGR cost cutting in that the materials used were plated? The mk1s were stainless steel.
Think you right Mick....When I was at the show last week with Matt, the grille on mine did look stronger........
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Think you right Mick....When I was at the show last week with Matt, the grille on mine did look stronger........
Mines not standard mesh tho gman.
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