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Hey guys

I'm in the unfortunate position of having to either pay for an engineer's certificate for my R34 or losing my rego. Obviously i've opted for the engineer's certificate :P

I've finally come to the realisation though that it'd probably be for the best if i did all my mods now so that i could get it all listed under the one certificate and NOT have to go through all of this again.

Thing is, I'm getting the Cert on thursday, which means i need an EBC TONIGHT so i can install tomorrow morning. Any one selling one in Sydney that i can pick up tonight? Make me some offers, i'm willing to pay a reasonable price for the right EBC!!!

Give me a call on 0415556722 and help a brother out!!!

Willing to swap / cash adjustment with my Blitz Supersound BOV - great cond.

Thanks dudes.

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If you want new, I would be inclined to ring Leo from JDM Concept, he may have some Profec B Spec II stock available and hes in Sydney so might be able to sort something out for you.

His email is [email protected]

If you want new, I would be inclined to ring Leo from JDM Concept, he may have some Profec B Spec II stock available and hes in Sydney so might be able to sort something out for you.

His email is [email protected]

Thank you. Would prefer used, but beggers cant be choosers.

You dont happen to have his number would you? Otherwise, will emai.

No? Not even a "no thankyou" ?

Hey sorry mate ... i had already headed off by the time you posted your message up. i wasnt purposely trying to be rude. :P

Thanks for the offer.

Thanks also to Leo from JDM Concept. It was a killer drive down south from the north-west, but he saved me some dosh and is a good dude to deal with. Thanks blitz for the referal.

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