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I vouch for J-spec 100%, got my 35 through them and couldn't be happier. Craig sure knows how to calm a nervous customer down. Next import I buy will be through them.

If your nervous at all about the import process and want to talk to someone who did it recently for the first time just message me and I'll give you my number.

I don't think I could ever buy locally again!

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ask Maxx about his experience with iron chef :)

Don't presume to know everything when you only know a little...

Yes I import as Iron Chef Imports, but I also think J-Spec do a good job, if that helps. :D

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Don't presume to know everything when you only know a little...

Yes I import as Iron Chef Imports, but I also think J-Spec do a good job, if that helps. :(

presuming gets you nowhere. im not presuming anything, im stating what i know which is fact. end of story.

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