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if u wanna see my sky check out http://www.bebo.com/Profile.jsp?MyProfile=Y oh and ignore the stupid burnout in my vid... it was just for fun i lost my licence and i needed to just screw around for fun in my car since i missed driving it... and if u dont wanna check out my page u can see a pic of my car in my display pic :happy:

too much hazzle to get in,please post the photos.

Here is a couple of my ride, not a big fan of the rims as they came with the car, but my 295's on the back seem to just fit without having to roll them, so i can live with them till they r bold lol,

after chrissy ill be adding alot of bolt on's ive got stored, eg; Lowered springs,Turbo to cat inc high flow cat,

Power FC, high flow turb's, intercooler, waste gate and BOV, and a couple other things on exterior and a couple more for engine....

ill put more pic's up after cheissy when im finished.

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Heres my pride and joy. also in the 4 door section.

How I bought it in november 06 From Southside: Stock except for Blitz BOV, Blitz Turbo Timer and 3" Catback exhaust

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How it looks at the moment (poor light, n00b with my digi)

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