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Item: Initial D DVD's - Battle 1 2 & 3

Location: New South Wales

Reason for Selling: Not watched anymore.

Price and Payment Conditions: $40.00 delivered for all three.

Extra Info:

Battle 01 - AE86 Akina's Downhill Specialist

Battle 02 - FD3S Challenge: Red Suns

Battle 03 - GTR-R32 Challenge: Night Kids

Made by Tokyopop. Animated Menus. Watch It Eaither Classic Japanese (Japanese Audio with Orginal Video) or Tricked Out Version (English Audio with Enhanced Video). Dolby Digital 5.1. Region 1, They work fine on my DVD player.

Contact: PM me or email: [email protected]

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