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Hey Guys,

Time to build up our Silvia and Skyline drift cars up!

We already have a 4 door skyline, but we would also like a 2door skyline for our BEE*R R32-34 conversion kit that we have arriving soon.

Non-complied, non turbo, no engine, auto/manual etc is OK as this will be a track only car.

Some panel damage is fine, as long as it is not structural and can be fixed up without much fuss. If it needs a new rad support or beaver panel, then the price must cheap enough for us to considser the shell/car.

I would only like a GTS or GTST shell to start with. Please no GTR or GTS4, 4wd cars unless they are super cheap!

Please PM me with your wares!

Yours Sincerely,

Costa Tsimiklis

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