Ford Puma Styling...

#1 synthronix

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 01:30 AM

Hi there..
I just joined you guys today!

I'm 18 years old and am so lucky to have gotten the Puma 1.7 as my first car!!

I've had it since May this year and think it's time to do some styling..
So I'm searching the net for some spoilers, skirts etc but it seems I always end up with some italian or spanish sites, heh

So I was wondering if you guys have any places you would recommend me to buy styling ? I was thinking of adding a rear spoiler with brake lights first, just a small cute thingie

Any places I can get a good looking spoiler like that on the net ?

Here's a picture of my car btw

Looking forward to get it styled...

#2 Mad Ad

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 04:53 AM

www.espdesign.co.uk

#3 David

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 06:43 AM

Nice car! Its good to hear of someone else with a Puma for their first car!

Welcome to the site.

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#4 Guest_Cooler King_*

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 06:56 AM

I DONT KNOW, THESE YOUNGUNS WITH PUMAS AS THERE FIRST CARS ISNT ON, I NEVER GET INSURED ON EM, EVEN NOW ITS STILL A NO-NO FOR THE FRP!!!!!!!!!!!!

#5 Mad Ad

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 07:00 AM

QUOTE

www.espdesign.co.uk

I would have thought they would be able to dispatch overseas.

There are a few other sites that sell the puma bodykits/spoilers etc that you are after.

Wolf Concept http://www.wolf-concept.de is another one that comes to mind although I think their website has changed recently.

Another option would be to send Alan@PumaBuild a PM on this site, he should be able to source what you want.

Adam.

#6 blacknlow

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 11:09 AM

hi synthronix

check out http://www.lumma-tuning.de got some nice parts for the kat

over and out

denis

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#7 kahless

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 12:09 PM

Nice alloys mate.

Just watch out for your insurance cos any changes and they will have to be notified. Would make it my main concern if I was 18.

Wish I had a Puma at 18!

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#8 BOK

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 12:26 PM

Very nice Avatar

I always assume that those who want to change the look of something aren't happy with it in the first place

My personal fave rear spoiler for std. Pumas is one by 'Excel'..looks like a big boomerang- only has 2 attachment points, not lots of legs like some others. Not sure where you can get one though. :sorry:

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#9 kahless

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Posted 02 October 2003 - 12:32 PM

QUOTE

Very nice Avatar :cool2:

I always assume that those who want to change the look of something aren't happy with it in the first place :derr:

My personal fave rear spoiler for std. Pumas is one by 'Excel'..looks like a big boomerang- only has 2 attachment points, not lots of legs like some others. Not sure where you can get one though. :sorry:

It's all personal taste, I think the Evo looks good on yellow's cos I like Steve's TB4 but on my silver I would preffere an MS Design with a brake light.

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