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yeah ill be on streets, ill have a timer to set a benchmark

you already have yours and wont even get close i imagine

doesn't mean it wouldn't be heaps fun, would you like me to put your name on the list

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Thanks Andrew. Very happy with the outcome, and quality. It was 7g complete respray, inside doors etc, inc some small repair work. Few small bits to tidy up still, need the gt badges,matching indicators, gtr inner gaurd linings for the front, and tossing up with a rear diffuser. Put one under there to have a look at what t would look like, and it looked tasty, just a bit of modifying to fit it up......but for now im happy wiht it, 300+rwk daily keeps me smiling!

for anyone looking for a spray job mention my name to Gavin at Wades Automotive and im sure he will look after you. I stand by his work and the quality and attention to detail... very happy.

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