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coco69

By coco69,
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if anyone wants anything at autobarn chadstone...tell me what and i'll see what the best price my mate can do usally a big discount depends on price etc. So check em at and pm me. Even stuff from other stores they can deliever it to the chaddy one and get the discount.

Player_Hater Proficient

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im using the old momo race from like 6yrs back on my gtr. i find that its great as it has the ringer grips on the back so u dont feel like uve lost control when the car swings out. if any1 has 1 for sale ill buy it

inark Grand Master

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Originally posted by Ronin 09

PS inark, get the steering wheel - it is something you use every time you drive it (along with the shifter), and i stand by the fact that it was the best money i spent on my last car :D

oh i dont doubt that... but theres nothing wrong with the stock one providing its in good shape so it would be the last thing on my list of things to do to my car.... my car already came with a metal shifter which i like... never driven a line with a stock shifter so i cant compare... but if it wasnt for the overall condition of my steering wheel i wouldnt have changed it.

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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haha mines wrapped in leather but there's holes in it and chunks missing... i'm guessing my car was owned by a velocirator that knew how to drive...

BTW SKYLINEGTR Transformers rule... yeeeeeh!

And ni, what's the website for the GTR shop in NZ?

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