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Marsss

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I know this is not the for sale section but this is really only for the NSW crew as i can't be bothered sending these interstate.

A friend of mine is a sign writer and has made a few samples of stickers that some of you may be interested in having on yr ride. These are the "shopping list" type and are available in a variety of colours such as black, white, red, blue and some of them in metallic colours like chrome or brushed aluminium.

At the moment I have....

NISMO - the latest design

HKS

G Reddy

JUN

Apexi

and the URAS DRIFT CAT

prices on these are very reasonable but they vary depending on the size that you choose, each are made in three different sizes.

If you are interested let me know here or, of course PM.

Cheers peeps! :P

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Marsss Grand Master

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i'm pretty sure that we all know wot the bloody thing is... but yr input is always valuable....non chubby lad and laggered up fellow.

These stickers i've mentioned are the ones i have on me at this particular moment (before you make the joke, let me be clear that they are not actually stuck to my body) .

Dave can make anything you want.

Vehicle lettering is his main job at the moment so that is not a problem... as far as prices go, you'd have to speak with him directly. If you want the number please PM me.

Ethan don't worry.. your shhticker is safe.

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