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your prob gona think watta a idiot.....lol...but the papers are in the car... at mechanics

but im gonna just tell him straight up.... only because... he said that it was my fault the way i drive the car broke to pistons (being a skyline fan since i was a little kid i was offended haha), but i managed to get my two cents in.... saying ok so the oil dripping for the throttle body the day after i purchased the car is the way i drive the car??....... I love how he is claiming that the car was perfect....yet when i went in there to double check that the rego had gone throught to my name they couldnt even find the car or the sale in their files..... They are a real good business and heard all good things from them but still getting me real cut and confused and poor lol ......

got a call from the mechanic....... apparently all 6 pistons were damaged and f**ked.... so im getting engine rebuild and new turbo as the oil seal went.... $1500 later its not too bad of a price considering i was out of warranty........ but still not happy that i have to pay anything at all....... but ye thanks for all the advise everyone...... keep you updated as he said if i wanted to chuck in a extra 100 they would put forgies in.... sweeeeet im up for that haha

take care

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