D9 window switches

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Re: D9 window switches

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old codger wrote:Most of them rear ended,could have been sudden breakdown?
It is more likely that the driver behind was transfixed by the beauty of the D9. :mrgreen: :cheesy: :mrgreen:
Or the HUGE black cloud that's coming from its exhaust... :cheesy:
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Oh you mean this?

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007 would be proud... :cheesy: :lol:
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Bastards !!! my car had a slight problem that day that was easily fixed :roll: :cry: (fooking digital cameras)
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so any D9 drivers fancy beeeing rear ended by this D8?

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Old Codger wrote:so any D9 drivers fancy beeeing rear ended by this D8?
Only if I am driving this D9 :cheesy:

No wait, change that. I want to be driving this D9
Remember - it only takes a few inches of water to drown a 406 don't make the same mistake I made! The V6 Exec is no more.

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both those D9's are too slow to catch an 8 :roll:
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old codger wrote:both those D9's are too slow to catch an 8 :roll:
Hence they are likely to get rear-ended by the 8 :cheesy:
Remember - it only takes a few inches of water to drown a 406 don't make the same mistake I made! The V6 Exec is no more.

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:arrowu: :arrowu: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy:
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:o Even the pop rivets holes are there for the brackets-**thud**
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old codger wrote::o Even the pop rivets holes are there for the brackets-**thud**
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One fits into an existing bottom left pop hole the other 1 is under the fabric-doddle realy,passenger wiring follows no prob.

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The continuing saga of trying to make a D8 look more like a D9 :P :P :)
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Looks & reliability?
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ok ok !!! i concede on the reliability ,my mate has had a D8 for three years and

has not had to do fook all to it :cry: :cry: its the looks the style and performance of

the D9 that are so attractive :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy:
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