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Hey everyone,

Im not sure were to post this so if i posted in the wrong section can a mod move it to the rite location.

Im from the hurstville area i own a 93 R33GTST i bought on saturday and a 94 Aerotop Supra which i bought a few months ago. At the moment the supra is in the workshop getting work done so the skyline is my daily at the moment which will start getting modded soon.

Mods to the skyline are as follows:

3 1/2" exhaust system from turbo back with cannon

Front Strut Brace

Apexi Blow Off valve

BMX Style Spoiler

CD Player (el cheapo brand lol)

i think thats all it came with lol.

Mods to the supra are as follows:

2 1/2" exhaust system straight through with cannon

Spolier removed

Multi Colour Leds in and Out

JVC Colour Deck

K & N Filter

Im 19 and work part time so have alot of time to cruise my cars so im sure il see you guys around photos of both my cars below

And i still havent decided which i like better the supra or the skyline lol.

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