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Taken shortly before the wheels got a new paintjob :)

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are you changing wheels down the track? also you had a wood screw sticking out of your skirts at the dyno day. i poked it back in, hope thats ok

Heres a semi current one of mine. boot and roof spoilers are still at the painters. ignore my skills on Paint

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are you changing wheels down the track? also you had a wood screw sticking out of your skirts at the dyno day. i poked it back in, hope thats ok

Heres a semi current one of mine. boot and roof spoilers are still at the painters. ignore my skills on Paint

Yeah she's shopping around for a new set of wheels... looking for something with ridiculously low offset ain't easy hey!

Noticed your car having a bit of trouble starting on the dyno day... key banging it neh neh neh neh neh how embarassing. What was the problem?

and on topic, not sure if I've posted this but I love this pic of my GTR :thumbsup:

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Back on topic...nice shot Kahli, love the grey grunge-urban-industrial feel to the backdrop.

I was driving her car around the City and noticed a funky looking alley way so I went down there and took that photo - turned out well I reckon, came out how I imagined!

Didn't realise you were an official spokeman too vu. How cute. Yeah alarm playing funny games being sorted tomorrow. Not really embaressing when you expect it. Looking fpr wheels to fit would be easy. Post the size and offset you need and ill find some. While your speaking for her I don't understand the plates? Was VIVA R taken?

Shouldnt have painted the wheels. The orange looks horrid. Silver looks so much cleaner, simpler and more pleasing to the eye.

what's going on around here.......read my post directly above yours and be thankful you don't get a holiday.

if this shit continues to go down, I don't care who you are, your next stop is a week in Siberia with an official warning

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