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Awesome nice work! Always good to see something different.

We had a 7 series BMW and the rest were all skylines, 2 R32 GTR's, a R33 impul sedan and my wife's R34 sedan. Got some very weird looks. The old caretaker at the church was worried we were gonna cut up on there grass!! LOL

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funeral car's .... M35 with viewing window at the rear.

haha planing ahead

Better make that clear for others mate. Difficult to let others know when you are the one lying there.

Nice idea though... I think that I would like to be cremated and then have the m35 rear window viewing showing only an Urn. No pictures. Just the Urn.

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Hey I reckon I saw ya!! (well the cars anyway).

I was in Adelaide for a couple weeks - got back yesterday. I was driving along Montague Rd just near TTP and spotted the 3 stageas done up as wedding cars. Was so tempted to go round the block to have a closer look but i had other people with me so had to keep going.

Hope it all went well... :P

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Hey I reckon I saw ya!! (well the cars anyway).

I was in Adelaide for a couple weeks - got back yesterday. I was driving along Montague Rd just near TTP and spotted the 3 stageas done up as wedding cars. Was so tempted to go round the block to have a closer look but i had other people with me so had to keep going.

Hope it all went well... :)

Ah yes... that definitely would have been us :sweat:

you could have come had a closer look we don't bite hehe.

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funeral car's .... M35 with viewing window at the rear.

haha planing ahead

They actually used Stageas as hearses in Japan.

They just have that look (at least my friends think so)

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