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about a month ago i stacked my GTST 32, me and mate got some quotes and decided to fix the front ourselfs with a halfcut and get the rear end repaired with GTR guards and full spray..alltho we got further into the project last week to find its going to be too much work and cost too much with still at heart knowing its been in a bad way.

here is some progress shots off attempting to straighten the front end, didnt do too bad a job but it got to a point we saw there was way to much bent. Basically we did the sums and its better off purchasing a GTS and doing a complete swap over and selling the left overs from the doner car and my car, getn some new mags and givn the doner car a complete spray.

I have found a car I really want which is ex east and to be able to get it I need my levin to be sold, its on the market but until its sold I sorta gota sit on my hands. But we made a start over the past couple weeks so that is something.

The total overall picture is to purchase a GTS, swap the interior, drivetrain and motor and tein coilies. Then its going to get tinted and some nice 18s slapped on it. But im going to be painting my FMIC black and hiding it a bit and keeping it looking NA. Sleeper is where its at :P

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two nissans in backyard in peices now haha!

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now look at passenger corner, lookn at bit more straight :domokun: alltho there is more detail pics that wernt taken which tells other stories of bendage above the chassis rail.

on another note i found out i had GTR calipers which i was stoked at!

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ok more progress, last night about 9PM me and my mate decided to do a bit more work on the skyline, it was almost like pimp my ride, just undoing everything and chuckn it out the car HAHA

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yeh boi!

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