What's anyone using for A pillar trim?
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I was hoping someone had found a UK solution that can be adapted that is better than the black duck tape I am using

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What's anyone using for A pillar trim?
Try Crazy quiffs or heritage. They must be importing stuff all the time may pay a few quid more but get around the minimum order charge.
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Backinblack said
Sounds an excuse to spend some money in the golf. Get some new lights, gasket sets, spare relays etc.
Ha ha, like your style. Those UK folks don't have them unfortunately. You're right, old car needs some treats!
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