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MetroMPG · 12-27-2010, 11:53 AM

Just an FYI: some people (like me) who live in the rust-belt won't drill holes into the wheel arches for brackets/fastening. (Don't want to give corrosion a toe-hold.)

Fastening has to be done some other way. They could of course modify your skirts if need be.

Also, might help if you specify which year Metro the skirts will be for!

And, yes please, post pics of your project. Would love to see it.

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