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SALE! - Fiero1Fan 90MM Low Profile Buckets by Synthesis
Started on | : 09-07-2012 10:10 AM |
Replies | : 122 (6961 views) |
Last post by | : JohnWPB on 08-03-2014 01:17 AM |
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Sep 7th, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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Due to some recent health issues and no room for storage, I find myself in need of funds to help cover the medical bills. I am dropping the price on the Fiero1Fan 90MM Headlight buckets! That's right! Save 45 dollars off the regular price of 195! The original low profile popup headlight mod, the Fiero1Fan buckets are a direct bolt in using the factory motors. No modifications needed. Simply remove the old buckets, and install the new ones with the Hella 90MM Low and High beam headlamps available at Yellow and Blue Lighting! Designed as a one piece bracket, made from high quality mild steel and electro-plated with a thick layer of Zinc, these buckets are solid, dependable and great looking! Orders are now being taken for the US and Canada. Sale price does not include shipping. The brackets are 170 shipped to the US. (Canadian orders, add 10 dollars). Paypal address for payment is: synssins@yahoo.com This sale ends on September 30th. Electrical Wiring can be purchased from: H9 Connectors: http://www.headlightplugs.com/H9.plastic.html (four needed) H4 Male connectors: http://www.comagination.com/parts.htm (The top item allows you to crimp to the wires directly from the H9 connectors. One order comes with two connectors.)
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10:10 AM
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PFF
System Bot
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Danyel Member Posts: 6089 From: Lévis, Québec, Canada Registered: Sep 2008
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Sep 8th, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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PMs responded to.
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10:30 AM
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Danyel Member Posts: 6089 From: Lévis, Québec, Canada Registered: Sep 2008
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Decided not to wait .....money sent + paypal fees Thanks Chris ... take care my friend Danyel ------------------ My Build ThreadTylers Toy[This message has been edited by Danyel (edited 09-08-2012).]
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11:52 AM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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I'll get them boxed and labeled for you.
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12:08 PM
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Sep 9th, 2012
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Black Pegasus Member Posts: 193 From: Canada Registered: Mar 2009
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Synthesis, PM Sent! Fred ------------------ 87 Pontiac Fiero GT
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11:38 AM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by Black Pegasus:
Synthesis,
PM Sent!
Fred
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Responded to.
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12:03 PM
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Phirewire Member Posts: 1536 From: Hamburg, PA Registered: May 2012
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Photo?
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12:54 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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12:56 PM
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coady Member Posts: 934 From: Ontario, Canada Registered: Aug 2012
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pm sent
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04:09 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by coady:
pm sent |
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04:55 PM
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PFF
System Bot
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Sep 10th, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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Bump!
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05:12 PM
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exoticse Member Posts: 8655 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
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Are these the the original buckets or the second generation ones ??
What is the difference ?
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07:23 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by exoticse: Are these the the original buckets or the second generation ones ??
What is the difference ? |
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The second generation... The original buckets were made from several flat pieces of steel that were then placed in a jig and welded together. While this worked, the buckets were a bit on the flexible side. The second generation buckets are a one piece design, in that the main body of the bucket is a single piece of steel that has been laser cut and computer jig bent into shape. The old buckets would have as many as 24 welds holding them together, where the new ones have 8 or less. (I'd need to pull a set and count them.) The bottom brackets that the lift arm attaches to are the only "add-on" pieces on the second gen buckets, as they could not be cut and bent into the bucket without decreasing strength. Photos courtesy of Timcha...    
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07:30 PM
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Sep 11th, 2012
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hairballrm Member Posts: 768 From: Philomath Oregon USA Registered: Nov 2009
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12:38 AM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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Thanks.
Shipped packages today.
Have one box with multiple buckets heading for Canada tomorrow.
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04:35 PM
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Sep 19th, 2012
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hairballrm Member Posts: 768 From: Philomath Oregon USA Registered: Nov 2009
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Bump. Because, friends don't let friends run stock sealed beams in their Fiero
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11:22 AM
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Sep 22nd, 2012
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Danyel Member Posts: 6089 From: Lévis, Québec, Canada Registered: Sep 2008
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Hey Chris, Helene said we got the package yesterday ... thanks .... feedback left !!!... I will be back home on friday will post pics.. regards Danyel ------------------
 My Build Thread Tylers Toy
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10:54 AM
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Sigler85GT Member Posts: 209 From: Elkhart, IN Registered: Aug 2010
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pardon my ignorance but do those just hold a standard 9006/9007 bulb?
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12:15 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by Sigler85GT:
pardon my ignorance but do those just hold a standard 9006/9007 bulb? |
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No. They use the H9 bulb. A 65 watt Halogen single filament bulb. The lights are a reflector style for high beam, and projector style for low beam. The difference between the stock 6054 bulbs and the Hella 90MM can't be put into words... You have to experience it to truly see the difference...
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12:37 PM
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Sep 24th, 2012
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hairballrm Member Posts: 768 From: Philomath Oregon USA Registered: Nov 2009
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bump cause quad Hellas rule
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02:39 AM
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PFF
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Jakesdads86gt Member Posts: 102 From: Fowlerville, MI Registered: Jul 2004
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Synthesis
Check your PM's !
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07:52 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by Jakesdads86gt:
Synthesis
Check your PM's ! |
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Only if you check yours.
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07:58 PM
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Jakesdads86gt Member Posts: 102 From: Fowlerville, MI Registered: Jul 2004
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Checked!  PayPal'd and Bumped.
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11:10 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by Jakesdads86gt:
Checked! PayPal'd and Bumped. |
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Paypal received. Box will ship either tomorrow or Wednesday depending on schedule at work. YAY CONVENTION WEEK!
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11:14 PM
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Sep 28th, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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To celebrate my 34th birthday, which is on Monday, October 1st, I am extending this sale until October 7th. Also, TLG Auto and I have partnered to make this sale even sweeter. Purchase a set of buckets from me, and you can knock 25% off the retail price of a TLG Auto 35 watt HID Kit! I'll even retro this offer to people who have already purchased the buckets from me. http://www.tlg-auto.com/35w...ID_Kit_p/8013503.htmThat is a savings of over $50 off of list price! Get the benefits of better lighting, plus the additional light output and just plain cool look of HIDs... (Offer applies to the H9 35 watt Single Beam kit, in 4,300/5,000 and 6,000k bulb range).
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03:37 PM
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Sep 29th, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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bump
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12:02 PM
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Ridgelandbaseball Member Posts: 383 From: North Ridgeville, Ohio USA Registered: Aug 2009
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I have changed my headlights to second gen. Would these work for that?
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12:29 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by Ridgelandbaseball:
I have changed my headlights to second gen. Would these work for that? |
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Yes. The buckets do not change anything about the way the headlights actually work, and do not care which motor setup you have... They simply provide a low profile bucket height with the openings for the Hella 90MM projector and reflector lamps. These will work great for you.
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12:50 PM
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Sep 30th, 2012
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Ridgelandbaseball Member Posts: 383 From: North Ridgeville, Ohio USA Registered: Aug 2009
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| quote | Originally posted by Synthesis:
To celebrate my 34th birthday, which is on Monday, October 1st, I am extending this sale until October 7th.
Also, TLG Auto and I have partnered to make this sale even sweeter.
Purchase a set of buckets from me, and you can knock 25% off the retail price of a TLG Auto 35 watt HID Kit! I'll even retro this offer to people who have already purchased the buckets from me. 
http://www.tlg-auto.com/35w...ID_Kit_p/8013503.htm
That is a savings of over $50 off of list price!
Get the benefits of better lighting, plus the additional light output and just plain cool look of HIDs...
(Offer applies to the H9 35 watt Single Beam kit, in 4,300/5,000 and 6,000k bulb range).
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Would you need one or two of these kits? It looks like it does just one side.
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09:52 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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One HID kit does one pair of lamps. Two bulbs.
The recommended configuration would be HID low beams, and halogen high beams.
Since your low beams are on 95% of the time vs the high beams, this is the ideal setup.
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09:55 PM
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PFF
System Bot
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johnyrottin Member Posts: 5496 From: Northwest Florida Registered: Oct 2007
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What is the total cost of this upgrade???
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11:21 PM
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Oct 1st, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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Right now (During the bucket sale) a straight up price list in order to do a full bolt in:
150 for the buckets 208 for the lights (52 each, bulbs included) 50 (minimum) for Wiring of some kind (DIY)
408 dollars...
If you buy one of my two series of harnesses, the price goes up.
The difference in lighting is worth this much, easily. Hell, it's worth twice that in my opinion. Even if I was not the one selling buckets/wiring, I'd still say the same thing.
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09:20 AM
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Oct 3rd, 2012
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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Oct 4th, 2012
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johnyrottin Member Posts: 5496 From: Northwest Florida Registered: Oct 2007
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How much including the harness? How difficult is the install? What is the difference in the harnesses?
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07:18 AM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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Several options available for harnesses and buckets. Option 1: Buckets with Tier 1 harness (Direct plug and play) Harness: 65 Buckets: 150 (on sale) Lights (Purchased separately): 52 each (four needed) Shipping extra. After sale, add 45 bucks to bucket price. Option 2: Buckets with Tier 2 harness (Relay harness) Harness: 145 Buckets: 150 (on sale) Lights (Purchased separately): 52 each (four needed) Shipping extra After sale, add 45 bucks to bucket price. HIDs available for both Option 1 and Option 2 low beams. I recommend them for Option 2, and not for Option 1 due to the unique power requirements for HID ballasts and lamps. From TLG Auto: 150 for 4300k, 5000k, and 6000k lamps. Order and payment through me, HIDs drop-shipped from TLG. Normal price, 199. Installation is a breeze. Option 1: Swap buckets (can be done in-car), about an hour of work, if not less. Direct plug and play wiring. Option 2: About 3 hours of work. Route and mount wire harness. Harness routes behind existing buckets/motors, so they need to be removed. Swap buckets while lights are out of car. Plug harness in and attach power. All installs can be done with basic hand tools. Harness differences: Tier 1: Direct plug in to factory H4. Splits out to two H9 connectors. Tier 2: Relay harness. Uses OEM high/low wiring to enable relays. Removes high current load from OE wiring, using direct power path from battery through relay to power lamps. [This message has been edited by Synthesis (edited 10-04-2012).]
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10:05 AM
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j bf1 Member Posts: 310 From: Plantaton,FL Registered: Dec 2011
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Ridgelandbaseball Member Posts: 383 From: North Ridgeville, Ohio USA Registered: Aug 2009
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pm sent
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09:26 PM
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Oct 5th, 2012
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Jakesdads86gt Member Posts: 102 From: Fowlerville, MI Registered: Jul 2004
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Chris, Got the buckets! Looks good. Now I just need a harness...ahem...  Thanks, Bruce
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05:10 PM
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Synthesis Member Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
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| quote | Originally posted by Jakesdads86gt:
Chris,
Got the buckets! Looks good.
Now I just need a harness...ahem... 
Thanks,
Bruce
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Almost done with those. Have 10 strung and just waiting for ends. REAL nice to have some help with them.  I have one set of buckets that were ordered sitting in my trunk. I have to get them shipped but have not been able to get out of work to do so. I'm hoping to finally get them out tomorrow. [This message has been edited by Synthesis (edited 10-05-2012).]
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05:39 PM
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