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Mr. Oizo

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NismoR34 Grand Master

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For other ppls info,

I am also hanging in the back stalls with a maybe over my head!

Dark: soon your going to have too many to choose from, oh the choices, must be difficult :D

This could turn into an auction, I will do it for $5,000 large :P j/k

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Mr. Oizo Grand Master

Mr. Oizo

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haha.. that would be nice..

but i'm the one that should give you money.. not the other way around :D

than you to everyone that offers.. i will tell him about it..

maybe one day he will get a skyline.. and he will be the new kid on the block..

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R31Nismoid Grand Master

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If you still need someone... I'll do it.

I live right in tulla (i'm guessing melrose is the reception centre?)... so werribee ain't far and i can get home in 2 mins.

It's a genuine HR31 GTS-R ?

it's not an R33... no... but it goes faster and it will have more power (not that it ain't got heaps now) by weeks end. :D

i can run more than 9psi for the night. 12-15 should see 250rwkw :)

heheeheh

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