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igundwane
09-14-2007, 01:40 PM
OK mark 3 astra for those of you who dont know one, 1994 to 1998.

I am in need of the following in good condition please : ( i.e, not rammed into a lampost and patched up )

Front and Rear Bumpers in White ( fog lights in the Front Bumper ).

Set of 15" Standard Astra Alloys, 195 65 15 tyres.

Set of Wing Mirrors in White.

Just in the process of re-vamping my new one, and need all bits to colour co-ordinate.

And No I am Not Heading to the Breakers Yards as they are Charging to Much !!

Will be happy to pick up.

Wish List :

Flip down Roof Mounted DVD Screen & Player or Dash Mounted System.
" Wig Wag " Headlight electric fitting kit.
Blue Behind the radiator grill lights.
Scorpion or Magnex SS exhaust system

Chick
09-14-2007, 02:57 PM
I'd like anything that's called wig wag ...... have fun fixing up your car....

sally
09-15-2007, 01:30 AM
not being funny but what in hell bells name is a wig wag??

Chick
09-15-2007, 09:34 AM
dunno but I want one......

galeforce
09-15-2007, 10:00 AM
Won't Renault 19 parts do Iggy - before I set it alight?

FerrariSucks
09-15-2007, 10:30 PM
A wig-wag is a device for flashing an automobile's headlights at a preset rate. Traditionally, the wig-wag will flash the right and left headlights (often the high-beams) alternately, but some designs will flash both headlights on and off together. More complex wig-wags may cycle through several patterns, such as swiftly alternating the left and right headlights, alternating the left and right headlights slowly, flashing both headlights together, and then repeating the cycle. Although the use of flashing headlights does increase the visibility of any vehicle operating them, it can also create problems. Particularly when highbeam headlights are flashed, the wig-wag may create glare or may otherwise temporarliy blind the drivers of oncoming vehicles. Wig-wags may also cause "moth effect," in which other drivers are attracted to the flashing lights, ultimately causing them to ram the vehicle in which those lights are installed.

Sounds dangerous!!!!!

Cez
09-15-2007, 10:34 PM
ooo ooo i think i'll take a wig-wag... might make me a more.. umm... careful driver :D hee hee

bring on the danger :)