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Hey guys as some of you know, my car got smashed. it's almost back from the shop and i'm getting four new 19's on insurance.... now the car is going two tone dark red and black... i can't work out wether to get full chrome wheels again or to get black centres and chrome lip.... please help guys

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they look sweet as..... wat u up 2 tomorrow mark??/ also vinci do have a black r34 and were down there on saturday

Yeah.. went there to check out my bonnet. ur damaged front bar still there .. :(

Marki.. Black is cool.. :action-smiley-069: Red + Black rims.. even cool... hahaha

Joe is a good bloke.. he will look after ya..!

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