Debating whether to de-badge the Roc or not... I think I will go ahead with it anyway but what's everyone's opinions on it?
I bought a new plate the other day that kinda states "Scirocco" - S25 CCO - 25 being a date that is personal to me.
I think it'd look cool, it having that plate without the badges [emoji38]
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Debadge or not?
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Daz GT TSI
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Debadge or not?
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Cuprabob
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Re: Debadge or not?
Yes, it cleans up the rear but then again I'm biased as I ordered mine de-badged from the factory.
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Daz GT TSI
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Re: Debadge or not?
Haha sweet, have you got a picture mate?Cuprabob wrote:Yes, it cleans up the rear but then again I'm biased as I ordered mine de-badged from the factory.
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Cuprabob
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Re: Debadge or not?
Looks like the one in this threadDaz GT TSI wrote:Haha sweet, have you got a picture mate?Cuprabob wrote:Yes, it cleans up the rear but then again I'm biased as I ordered mine de-badged from the factory.
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