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Hi all, as many of you have experience buying from PI, assuming that the car you booked is not VAC-ready, kindly share your personal experience on your waiting time between the car's arrival in Singapore to clearing the port, LTA inspection and finally your collection date. I've been digging around the forums and most of the information comes from a few years ago, which is quite outdated already. Also, take the chance to share some of your own recent experience with PIs. -
Deregistering my red 05 Altis in 2 weeks. Wonder if any bros wanna trade/buy over any items. will try to upload some pics later but generally my ride is 1. Stock engine (no performance enhancing parts/devices) 2. Cosmetic wise, have spoiler, front lip, sports grill. 3. 16 inch black rims with red lining. Seen some curb wear Honestly speaking, any deal will have to be at my convenience and will very likely have to be carried out on weekdays in Woodlands
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China passport holders to get automated clearance at immigration ... So, looks like automated will not be faster anymore from 16 Nov onwards .... and with this increase in numbers, would this cause inconvenience to us, Singaporeans? Only time will tell ... http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/china-passport-holders-get-automated-clearance-immigration SINGAPORE — From Nov 16, eligible Chinese citizens will be able to use the enhanced immigration automated clearance system (eIACs) service at Singapore’s checkpoints, announced the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) today (Nov 6). China passport holders above the age of six are eligible to enrol for the automated service. They must also hold a valid five-year (or longer) Multiple Journey Visa issued by Singapore and have visited Singapore at least three times in the preceding 12 months, Enrolment is on a voluntary service and is free of charge. Interested applicants should bring their passport (with remaining validity of at least six months), one recent colour passport-size photograph and other relevant documents to the enrolment centres located at Changi Airport, Woodlands Checkpoint, Tuas Checkpoint and the ICA Building to apply for this service. Those aged between six and 17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and present documentary proof of relationship. The ICA said the move will provide greater travel convenience for Chinese visitors and facilitate trade, business and tourism links between Singapore and China. Currently the service is also available to Australian and Hong Kong citizens, as well as Malaysian citizens who are assessed to be eligible under the Frequent Traveller Programme at the time of application.
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Extract from yahoo comment on the Hong Lim park rally...it is really ridiculous that questions not relevant was being asked.. Gilbert please organise another really, this time we have to shout so loud that it reached the parliament. Basically Mr. Lee is a good man but he is just misguided by people like Wong kan Seng. I want to share something with everyone, something most people don
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Anyone using the Automated Clearance Pass to Malaysia?
Funny88 posted a topic in Travel & Road Trips
Hi Anyone here already applied for the Automated Clearance Pass to Malaysia? Where to Apply and is it useful?? Anyone care to share? -
I remember last year this time the shop close liao. This year still trying hard to clear stock. No yoke selling at $2/pc and with yoke $3. Very good deal.
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Hi everyone, currently doing a clearance sale here. http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?s=&...t&p=3922777 All money collected will be donated to charity. Thanks for your support.
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Placeholder for storeroom clearance sale. Please do not reply. Updates coming soon....
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Yo today saw in strait time, mitsubishi having demo car sales up to 20k??? Anyone went down?? Any good deals??
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Not sure if anyone has posted this. I tested ICA automated primary clearance this morning at Woodlands checkpoint, lane 9. There 3 criteria to meet in order to use this service: 1. Singapore citizen 2. Singapore PR 3. Only 1 person in car (driver himself of course) The procedure goes something like this: 1. drive your car to the lane | counter 9 (first lane on right most side, farthest from Motorcycle lane) 2. before first barrier, insert first | last page with the barcode facing down into the slot 3. wait for the screen to prompt process to next step when the 1st barrier lifts 4. scan your right or left thumb print at the counter, at the same time, an ICA officer inside the counter will check whether if you are really traveling alone and issue you the small memo 5. when thumb print pass, 2nd barrier will lift and you are good to go The whole process took me less than 30 second with both steps performed without any glitch. I know for fact that this system has been implemented on pedestrians | bus patrons and motorcyclist with special frequent travelers card or biometric SG passport, I am surprised that it even works on MY passport (PR can use this system also)?
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Is it worth going down to take a look? The details are in today's classified ads.
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my front bumper just crack badly due to a steep slope tat i encountered just now, sian. now gonna change a new one in jb liao. cos my crack one is super low, i think oni about 4 inches off the ground. that is my first bk bumper. didnt know that will be so jialat, lesson learn. so now got phobia, any bros here got any idea wats the distance or safe clearance of our front bumper to the ground to avoid any rubbin of bumper to ground, esp when goin down slope. cos i wanna go change a new one, therefore wanna ensure the new one is of safety clearance b4 i install. btw any bros here got any good n cheap workshops tat do spray paint for bodykit??? n hw much it cost to spray the front bumper oni. alexandra there got any good spray paint shop? cos i live near there. thks
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Fellow Tody/Octy owners, have the following items available - FOC. But require self collect :- 1) ABT Sports airfilter panel (direct replacement of stock panel filter) - 1.6/1.8 2) Stock 1.6 Exhaust - rear muffler 3) Stock "Meow" for 1.6 4) Airbox resonator piping for 1.6 5) Mobil-1 Gold 0W40 ( 1L )- 3/4 bottle left 6) 2 sets of OEM SEAT Logo floor mat for 1.6/1.8 Tody - Reserved 1 set for Jhoo, another set reserve for Golf 7) 1 pc 18" Mille Miglia EVO-5 rim - slight kurb damage on the outer rim 8) 1 set 3pcs Sparco sports pedal 9) 1 bottle Mintex Blue - Dot 4 Brake Fluid ( half bottle left ) 10) H1 & H7 OEM bulbs - for Tody 11) 1 pcs vaccuum hose for 1.6SR engine 12) 1 Pcs 225/40ZR18 Yoko AspecDB - remaining @ 30% thread life 13) Tody front bumper strips (painted) - left & right Additional items added !! Cheers, Mel.
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Spotted on The Classified Ads of The Straits Times @ Upholstery.. Goodbay is having a stock clearance sale for car leather... For Japanese car - Usual $750 Now $299 For Continental car - Usual $750 Now $399 subjected to stock availability Goodbay Leather Manufacturer 30 kaki bukit Road 3 #01-06 Empire Techno Centre Tel: 6398 1101
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Hi ppl, Need some advise. I recently saw some AV system for home theatre 5.1 package. It's a pair JBL floorstanding speakers, rears, centre, and a rather solid woofer + a harmon/kardon amp (model is ??300??). Whole JBL package I think is...?? 4555 ?? Anyway, it's selling at half price! $699. Seems like a super good deal to me. Coz if I were to go outside, maybe just a amp will cost me $599 liao. Woofer maybe $400 liao.... But the drawback is....This clearance set of JBL is display one. And I understood that it's 3yrs old liao. But the shop will give me 1 yr warranty. Quite alot of scratches on the woofer though....(but was thinking, maybe can get some carpenters to redo the veneers?) So.....any comments? I personally think it's a good deal since the woofer sounds very good (woofer made in canada, not sure about the speakers though).
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