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That's better :thumbright: :D
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Welcome! :thumbright:
Cant wait too see the Chally in Black! :thumbright: :thumbright:
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Welcome,i look forward to it 8-)
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Welcome aboard Mark, plenty of MMA members down your neck of the woods, it will be great to get your driving impressions on the new Chally too... ;)
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hello

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Welcome :thumbright:
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Welcome cant wait to see your car :D
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challenger09 wrote: the light conversion is really well done, it looks no different, they just put two really strong amber leds in and that makes it road legal,
I was wondering how they went about changing the lamps from brake/turn to just turn signals. I was told it is not as straight forward on modern cars as it is on our old cars. So I wanted to know if that was true or not?
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challenger09 wrote:think i found a better avatar, :lol: like i said i literally have the computer skills of a small dog, hope thats a better size, and thanks for the heads up
Maybe this could be your avatar then :lol:

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Interesting point,Classic Amcar/Teslayn always have an ad in CA about their conversions and are now saying they have developed a circuit board for the new Challenger.
They're doing the SE car OTR from £25K with a proper light conversion and full warranty.
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welcome aboard! New Challenger - Nice!!!!!! =P~ :thumbright:
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What spec is SE version of Challenger ? e.g. engine etc ?

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this may answer your questions...

http://www.allpar.com/cars/dodge/challenger.html

quite good site anyway.
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