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gumflapper

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hi to all...

i have a gf who has a friend who has a formal coming up soon (10th May)... yes, she likes syklines :P (i may have played a part in that :) ) and she has asked me if i can find someone who is willing to show off their nice 34 4 door skyline... all that needs to be done is pick her up from kimberly plateau (min from the hyperdome apparently) and take her to the Sofitel Brisbane hotel in turbot street in the city... im not sure of the time yet but i will post it here in the near future...

is anybody willing to answer her call...?

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Hi, im the gf :( , thought this would be easier than having to go back and forth. She would rather a 4 door simply because it would be easier to get in and out of. I showed my friend the pics of the weddings you have done.... :P was basically her reaction. Is it possible to get a few more pics of the cars? I'll talk to her a little bit later and let you know her thoughts...Thanks!

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Someone else will drive your car Mic :domokun:

Don't worry Col I'm sure mum will drift drive the car during the time I'm overseas.

2 doors ? Mic.. u need someone to warm up ur car.. :)

Hey Vince, I'll just get mum to warm my tyres engine up from time to time.

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Hey, 2 door's are just as good,.... especially for those brittney/paris/lyndsay-style car exits... :rofl:

haha...

well now she has changed her mind... shes found another means of transport 2 get there so a 34 will not be required...

thanks all for your time and input...

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