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February 3rd, 2012 10:54 PM #1I have an Isuzu Crosswinds XUV Model 2003 MT.
I am very very very satisfied with this vehicle. It may be an old 2003 model and not that flashy but hey it has great FC (16-18 KM/L), Cheap & Readily Available Replacement Parts. No wonder current resale price of this 2003 model vehicle is between PhP 450,0000.00 to PhP 500,000.00 (Search www.**************).
Since my vehicle is an old 2003 model, I was initially contemplating to trade-in my vehicle for the 2012 Isuzu Crosswinds Sportivo. However, the tag price of the 2012 Isuzu Crosswinds Sportivo is PhP 1,170,000.00. For me, this is "HARANG NA HARANG". Over over over over over priced, considering the current model is all but exterior aesthetics upgrades.
For the above stated reason, I have decided to just upgrade the exterior look of my Crosswinds 2003 to a Crosswinds Sportivo 2012. This is the reason why I started this Thread... to get some tips / recommendations / referrals... for the following:
1. Can you recommend a reliable Auto Body Paint Shop that can do a full body repaint (Hilamos / Same Color). Do you have any idea how much will it cost.
2. Can you recommend a reliable Auto Body Shop that can convert the Front Left and Right Fender as well as the Back Left and Back Fender to accommodate / fit the new Front Bumper and Rear Bumper of the 2012 Sportivo including the headlights and tail lights.
3. Can you recommend an Auto Parts Shop that sells grills / headlights / side mirror etc etc etc for the 2012 Sportivo. I am sure sa CASA meron sila dun. But definitely it will be more expensive.
I have already seen (In EDSA) some Old Model Crosswinds that had been face lifted to the 2012 Sportivo Look in its Front so I know this is possible. However, I have yet to see a Rear face lift.
Hope someone can help. Specially to those, if ever, has already implemented a 2012 Sportivo Look.
Thanks in advance to those who will provide their inputs.
If that's the case, then it isn't cheap. More like a headache down the road, kahit pang coding...
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