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Hey guys,

Just thought i'd post a bit about a friend I met off the forums.. He does interior retrimming and has produced DIY kits for Silvias/180SXs when he was a sponsor on ns.com.. I thought they looked wiked as i personally reckon that the stock trims in my 33 are ugly so i asked him to produce a kit for skylines.. He told me to see if there are any interests if he were to produce it as it takes a lot of time and accuracy to cut these out as templates and provide a DIY guide with photos..

He offered the S13 kits for $300 delivered australia wide with a range of many vinyl colours, I reckon these are well worth it and he has sold to many many people on the forums and all are happy.. Just thought i'd gather some interests from SAU start a group buy or something and maybe get an introductory discount or something.. I rkn i can get him to make it $250 delivered.. maybe even LESS! :P

For more information visit: http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...pic=114262&st=0

Vic.

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One - Your a business. No business posting allowed here without a fee.

Two - this isnt a For Sale section, which, in reletion to number "one" wouldn dis-allow you to post here anyhow.

Thanks - Thread Closed.

Send a PM to Blitz for trader posting.

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