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Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 21:53:17

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Hi all, I've crawled out from under the Chevy to post this! I'm looking for a supplier who can do me a shaved door handle kit. If I "google" I only manage sites Stateside. Anyone know of anyone in the UK that does the "popper" kit?

And for those thinking I was looking for "party" or any other kind of poppers (!) SORRY

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 22:10:00

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What about looking for a TVR being broken? They use them on the Chimera and Griffith.

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 22:11:31

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Cheers m8 but I'm looking for a fully remote "popper" kit. I'll still use a button system as back up tho

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 22:27:40

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These guys seem to be fairly kitted out with... er kits.

http://www.dsengineering.co.uk/door_poppers.php

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 22:40:09

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Bitzer...try "Pop Browns" I have used him in the past and his kits are good ..

http://www.popbrowns.co.uk/

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 22:53:28

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try Bob at wolfelec, he does a component system for remote entry that you can expand to include remote start etc.
www.wolfelec.co.uk

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 29 2008 23:26:47

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thanks guys, I'm on the case!!

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RE: Poppers - Apr. 30 2008 20:59:49

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Get an obedient wife

, could be used as a seat warmer aswell.

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RE: Poppers - Jun. 2 2008 13:27:19

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lol Colin - soz its taken a while to reply! Been under the truck for more hours than I've been in bed lately!

I got a "popper" ket & alarm from the States for half the money it'd cost over here. In the process of shaving the handles and fitting new fenders and hood and tailgate!

Hoping to get it ready for the paint shop by the end of July- just in time for my little one to be born!

couple of pic's to keep you guys (&gals) going lol

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