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I'm interested, but in the middle of a GTR front end conversion for my R34 GTT... What are my options then chief???

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HEy all.

Current list looks like this..

STAGEA Series I

Xmetal

STAGEA Series II

None

R33 Series I

_Scotty_ (Bare)

rd-runr (Bare)

Scadtional

H@ME

reflexman

Krishy

Dan_AE86

R33 Series II

SkyKC

bnew

Silver_R34_GT-T (Bare)

Rhinorebel (Bare)

cjpwrx

t.head_wood

STRYKR 33

sfrizza

typevu

ToMMaH

GtstCoupe

Pauly33GTS-t

bryno

inthisglass

R33 GTR Series III

None

R34 GT-T STD BAR

Silver_R34_GT-T (Bare)

mr_tea_pot

Hopeyz

yld34t

jrm

fishy

Howie

uncouth32

putraged

viet_boi

jeffboyracer

R34 GT-T Nismo Bar / Series II

Magic

lastarfighta

wisey18

charlie22

R34 GT-T Aftermarket bar

Icy

Thanks for the update bass junky.

Just a correction... mine is a R34 GT-T Nismo Bar not a R34 GT-T STD BAR.

Cheers again.

Inline with GB rules about having a start & end date - this is now closed.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Th...Gro-t81129.html

SAU is clamping down on these GB's that never occur, never end, and so on.

PM me if you have a problem. However, before you PM me think about this.

A group buy, is a group of people buying the product together to lower the price.

Buying single units here and there is not what constitutes a GROUP BUY

Thanks

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