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I thought i'd post it here because its a non turbo :( Im getting my baby at about 3 this arvo i cait wait i love her. Its a r32!! its got a few cosmetic falls but everything else is stock as the day it was bought by the looks, but a bit of paint and she'll be sweet. the plan is over time to paint it tht nissan silver with a black hood and bootlid with some black rims with a chome lip. :rofl: eventully tht is lol. heres some pics of the car at the place ill post more when i get it and give her a clean. also i wanted to go with the themes black, silver and blue and HAHA have a deceptigons symbol on the hood and megatron written across the back windscreen haha i think its awersome. ;)

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new skirts and bumper.

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What you guys think.

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give her a good wash and nice polish and im sure she will come up beautifully!

hey hey!!! somepeople are in serious need of water up north here!! *ahem*

don't wash your car for one week cara, and i can shower for months! :D

hey with the key do u need to get a special nissan one cut or can any locksmith/key cutter do it?? also is it normal for the temp to go to half straight away. but i love the car runs very well handles fantastic and it goes pretty hard too im very happy with it i cait wait to get some more moeny to paint it and sound systemlol.

hey hey!!! somepeople are in serious need of water up north here!! *ahem*

don't wash your car for one week cara, and i can shower for months! ;)

cheeky bum! :D

ive been using the wash places anyways.....not allowed to car by bucket anymore here in sa!

hey with the key do u need to get a special nissan one cut or can any locksmith/key cutter do it?? also is it normal for the temp to go to half straight away. but i love the car runs very well handles fantastic and it goes pretty hard too im very happy with it i cait wait to get some more money to paint it and get a good sound system lol.

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