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Just thought I'd let you all know that Pulp has had a new face lift and will be cruising the streets of Perth as per usual!

So keep your eye out! :thumbsup:

Here are a couple of pics so far.

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P.S: Sorry to those who may have preferred the R33, OH WELL! :thumbsup:

P.S.S: and sorry for the dirty rims!

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Thanks guys! It's a freakin awesome car, love it! (not that I didn't love my R33) :P

Chris I'm sure blue ones go faster! Although with that super charger of yours I'm not too sure now!

I'll definately have to get to the next cruise and show her off.

Traded the 33 in for her, currently at Autowholesale, so if anyone's interested :D

I've kept my plates (after some head aches with DPI) Couldn't put my original deep dish mesh rims on as the Brembo brakes made it harder to fit, so had to trade them in too and keep the Premium 18" rims, still nice though... for now!

Hope to catch up with you all soon!

P.S: Sorry Kym didn't get my 33 over the 300 mark!

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