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PAID, DUDE!!!! GET EM ON THEIR WAY!!!!

also just picked these up -

N1 Air vents. Shall be going in my front bar, under each headlight, and in a bit towards the grille. Just for something different, im a fan of knowin my bar will be teh only one like it!

hey mate u from perth too hey? have u got the 260rs or rs four? as the 260 comes with big skirts and rear bar standard.

u interested in a perth stagea cruise soon? :) the list seems to be getting bigger everyday of new owners :devil:

:spank: Yeah i do live in Perth during my holiday, i am driving a 260rs in Hong Kong at the moment, i am thinking of getting it over to Perth under a personal import scheme. it is a very nice and long car (even longer than a porsche cayenne turbo). However HK is not a good place to keep this kind of car...petrol AUD$2.50/litre tonnes of traffic light and bumper roads do make this kind of car hard to drive as a daily vehicle. So i have decided to bring it back to Perth....hope to join u guys in a near future. Oh btw is it hard to get a spare parts in Australia (Perth)? :)

:) Yeah i do live in Perth during my holiday, i am driving a 260rs in Hong Kong at the moment, i am thinking of getting it over to Perth under a personal import scheme. it is a very nice and long car (even longer than a porsche cayenne turbo). However HK is not a good place to keep this kind of car...petrol AUD$2.50/litre tonnes of traffic light and bumper roads do make this kind of car hard to drive as a daily vehicle. So i have decided to bring it back to Perth....hope to join u guys in a near future. Oh btw is it hard to get a spare parts in Australia (Perth)? :)

easy enough to get the spares i suppose. You had the car since new? and another 260rs in oz COOL!! Now is it hard to get parts and service in Hk? Its an import as well isnt it? Let us know

hmm nice one, so maybe i'll get mine tomorrow. any ideas on what will happen if nobody is home?

...although my brother should be home all day...the bludger that he is.

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