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Old 02-11-2015, 11:09 AM
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Default Tear drop 'wrc' classic mirrors where to buy?
Hi chaps
Any idea where to buy a set of wrc style classic Impreza mirrors from?
Not the s201 style cup but the proper angled wrc style? For less than £400?
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Old 02-11-2015, 01:11 PM
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Try www.subaruwrcspares.com thats only place you will find genuine ones .
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None in stock already tried cheers tho
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I don't know what shipping would work out at, but all the L'aunsport bits I've seen are by far the best quality replica WRC parts.

You'll need to trawl their online store to find the mirrors (or just drop them a line), but their website shows the correct classic "high" WRC mirrors on one of their replicas.

EDIT: I just saw your foot note that you are looking to spend less than £400: I think you'll be lucky, but check the site!
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£365 for them just nervious ordering from abroad.
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£365 for them just nervious ordering from abroad.
I've ordered parts from Japan in the past and never had an issue. It's a relatively small part as well, so you shouldn't have to pay a ridiculous amount for shipping either.

Last thing I ordered from Japan was a rear strut brace: that was in a huge box and didn't work out too bad!
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