That front end is very tidy, nice!

So nice infact, I won't mention the Lexus lights!

Can we have pictures of the bumper with the bonnet open?

Hang on a minute!!!!!  Lexarse lights!!!! Pram Handle!!!!!  And compliments??   

Looks awesome IMO   

Here's some interior pics. The colour coded bits were quite easy to remove except for the blower control panel.

I took this pic a while back. Ceramic blue looks nice when there's partial cloud rather than in full sunlight.

I cut the original slanted uprights off using a mitre saw taking half an inch inward from the edge, smoothed the cut edges & marked out the match angle on the new bumper. On the new bumper (2nd hand, eBay £40) I cut the crossmember (V grille mounting) off leaving the 3 slam panel attachment points intact. Next I had to make sure that the bits matched up / aligned perfectly, glued them in with araldite & took it to the body shop where they made up the rounded top parts with filler. Once smoothed off & sprayed it took a week.

Thanks for the feedback/likes I appreciate it. I did look at changing the front bumper to something larger with extra holes but it detracted from the look cluttering the front end up - the important factor for me was to keep the lateral line of the kit equal along the length with no drops & to have a seamless join line at the front/rear to give the impression it's part of the whole car, not just added on although I'd reccomend color coding the bump strips as long as it's done right. In fact, my car has had a different side/body panel painted new every few years due to people banging into car (drivers side door, 2 front end hits, O/s front wing/rear boot, bought the car with a 3 foot long metal deep scratch on N/s). The only area not refreshed is the roof, roof spoiler, tail wing & door mirrors. I half expect some debris to fall from above to complete the set