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Making these was like picking your nose when you hook a good un!! 🫣😝

So this was a customers Arosa Tdi that I’m on with current and it took absolutely ages to hand make but so satisfying that I’ve managed to get 95% accuracy to OEM. IMG_0388.thumb.jpeg.88065cbfb4f4e8a1068f746f558774a1.jpegIMG_0386.thumb.jpeg.ef15e3c3c371418fa231537f83808cca.jpegIMG_0385.thumb.jpeg.af7a46dee4b9012fa59b4e7537397235.jpegIMG_0389.thumb.jpeg.76e475713e769ee7d2a05588a5a22cd7.jpegIMG_0392.thumb.jpeg.4eabbe461f3958254707114091cc8cad.jpegIMG_0391.thumb.jpeg.cc1bc9572359535c961f9d6ec9563659.jpegIMG_0390.thumb.jpeg.4470ec3d98ce475a48956e6e3f75d66b.jpeg

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Really beautiful work! Wow. But why? I just cut the rusty things out on one of my Lupos as they're just the assembly line jig points for the production line. They don't serve a purpose anymore.

I am very impressed. They look just like the originals. I bet you spent quite a lot of time on them. Respect. 👍🏻

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