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[mistral_blue] - RCZ GT 200 & Jag XKR

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Anonymous

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My new baby and daily driver! (apologies for some of the stock pics but it's not arrived yet!)

2012 Charcoal Grey RCZ GT 200
13,000 miles (purchased 1/3/14)









My soon-to-be Summer car









The best thing is that I will have to look out of the window/turn back to look at both now! :dance:
 
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Busy day today - fitted a boot tray and footrest (oh and an RCZ keyring!). Thanks to RCZPERFORMANCE for supplying the bits!

I then gave it a wash to remove half of the Sahara from the other week! Should hopefully have Zunsport quads (again from RCZPERFORMANCE) fitted in next couple of days too! (pics to follow). Am seriously tempted by an R style gear knob now though! :eusa-think:

BOOT TRAY



FOOT REST



WASHING (BEFORE)



WASHING (DURING)



WASHING (AFTER)







I used Supernatural cutting polish (applied with a Sonus SFX pro applicator and then buffed off) on my roof rails and it made a SIGNIFICANT improvement. Still not perfect, but getting there! Was impressed at the ceramic coat too, although if I were to do it again would get it pro-detailed and then ceramic coated. It was a dream to wash and required no real effort other than drying to make it look good! (which makes a change from having to clay/polish/wax/sealant etc).
 
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Hey give me back my rcz lol. Well done matey , looks ace , and you've started modding faster than I did , keep up the good work ;0)
 
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Re: [mistral_blue] - RCZ GT 200 & Jag XKR

Perfect way to finish that bootiful rear. I take it you're chuffed?
 
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Oh yes - although I could swear it even sounds slightly sportier now (not complaining!) :thumbup: . Total cost was £180 inc VAT = 1.5 hrs to fit exhaust, plus scuff removal on bumper and inspection of rear brakes. Not bad!
 
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Do you know something I don't? :eusa-think: Not that I'm aware of but it might well have been - interestingly has had 2 former keepers according to V5 - 2nd owner acquired her on 16/2/13 with first (interim) service at 8k (14/2/13) so it's low mileage for it's age (I had it serviced on purchase @ 13k on 13/3/14!)
 
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Anonymous

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A good way to find out is to look for a sticker in the service book in the space of the first service. It basically says there won't be a dealer service stamp, but the car will have been maintained in accordance with the manufacturers requirements.
 
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It just has a normal stamp but it was only serviced prior to purchase by second owner looking at dates, due to low mileage...
 
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