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here my old toys. hahahaha! hope u like them. many people know these cars! your more than welcome to use these pictures as wallpapers if you would like! thanks to all. any queries be sure to pm me!! cheer Garth

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they are GTR N1 side skirts

ive got em on my car

only way to fit em on a GTSt is to bend the shit out of em

i saw that silver GTSt drive past my place the other day

from the rear i could have swore it was a GTR

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Mine:

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Hishoma: Please post more! Love the wheels - what size are they?

nice tint, makes me wish i gone darker :huh:

his wheels r 19s not sure of the dish though, i think theyre 9 on front and 10 on back

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