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16/2/2009 8:42:34  

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Since: 16/10/2008
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Status: offline 		With enough endeavour it can be done. Nice....




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16/2/2009 13:29:36  

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Since: 12/1/2007
Region: Chepstow
Status: offline 		Ah yes, this was posted up a few years back.....it was very costly if I remember...looks great but must hit it's value....and not in a good way. 
1/5/2009 16:54:37  

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Since: 16/6/2008
Status: offline 		As a 3200 owner and a soon to be Gransport owner. (Im 6'3") Would really like to  know how that is done. Any tech details?
1/5/2009 18:47:42  

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Since: 27/1/2008
Region: Bristol
Status: offline 		Company who did this is based in Europe, don't think anyone here has done it themself...despite the temptation.

You would need the lights and they are ££££££££ as well as a new boot lid, repair pannels and some electric gubbins as the LED's will not be recognised by the 4200's systems and will show bulb faults.

Cost at the body shop is about £4k  

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2/5/2009 6:00:04  

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Status: offline 		That's a lot of money for a cosmetic change. But fair play to the person who did it.

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31/5/2009 22:45:50  

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ORIGINAL: ade916

As a 3200 owner and a soon to be Gransport owner. (Im 6'3") Would really like to  know how that is done. Any tech details?


It was a company just down the road from where I used to work in the Hague. Can't remember the name offhand, could have been Franco Auto or something similar. I think the price for the conversion was around the seven thousand euro mark.


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3/7/2009 9:33:44  

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Since: 9/3/2008
Region: Vikersund, Norway & Ashford, Kent
Status: offline 		I'd pay over list to have the boomerang LEDs on a Gransport, they're a stroke of genius and the owner must be a real enthusiast and hat off to him/her.
18/7/2010 23:56:17  
 

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Since: 16/4/2010
Status: offline 		The Maserati workshop in question is called Franco Auto (owned by Franco Pastorelli) and they're located a few miles south of Den Hague (The Netherlands).

Their homepage can be found at:
http://www.francoauto.nl/

The page with pictures of some of the conversions they have commissioned:
http://www.francoauto.nl/index.php?id=8890&mid=2784

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10/6/2011 11:10:27  
 

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Since: 30/10/2010
Status: offline 		It would solve my eternal dilemma..  To go for the 3200 which I 'fell in love with' for it's looks, or the 4200 as it's newer and has the CC 'box.


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