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Hi Everyone,

I'm new here, this is my first post:) My name is Holly and I just picked up my V35 Premo today.

I have been browsing this thread all week, and I'm certainly keen for a V35 meet and to meet

fellow enthusiasts.

Here is a pic of my new toy

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Wouldnt have a clue man, got rid of mine sacraficed the TV tuner for an aftermarket Alpinr headunit with Reverse camera instead, about $1400. Yeah man come down to the showgrounds on the 17th, come find me.

Hopefully get a few there.

hey guys my name is Troy,

good to see some more v35s in wa!

i have had mine for about a month now.

its pretty much stock, premium edition

i lowered it on king springs last weekend,

it has 20" rims, 255 fronts and 285 rears.

very keen for a cruise :) :) :)

heres a pic of my baby:

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Hey guys, Just picked up a 03 premium and was wondering if there is anywhere in perth that converts the interface from jap to english?

wouldn't mind meeting up for a cruise either (:

Don't bother. I had mine done. Nothing works anyway.

IMO looks better in Jap

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