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Feb 9th, 2009, 12:11 AM
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| Gab....wanna inform where you got your lovely replica's from?  |
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Feb 9th, 2009, 01:35 AM
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| Yep. I had the same shock back in April 2002. Gawd I feel old.... Factory prices at the time were $500/wheel (17") or $250/wheel (15"). And for the record the 15" wheels weigh about 15kg, 17" about 19kg - 4kg diff PER WHEEL! (including tyre BTW). Also found that replacement parts (the clear repeaters are a standard Cooper S part) are cheap as (I'm often seeing prices up to 25% cheaper than my partner's Barina), but optional stuff (wheels, JCW stuff etc) is expensive. Didn't stop me spending $350 on a pair of JCW mats tho!  R56 MINI Cooper S JCW Challenge |
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