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Hey guys I'm in desperate need of a drivers side rear door for my 4 door r32 as someone in a ute decided to crush it in nicely while reversing.

I really need a white one because I have no time to get it painted.. I'm willing to pickup anywhere pretty much.. within reason anyway.

Please help me out guys!

matt.

mobile - 0423 720 379

Please ring me if you would like as i can't get on everyday. :thumbsup:

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that happened to my 4door 2 times so far hahah :) first time was my mate(downy cant drive) lol.. and 2nd time wasnt that long ago.. @ options westfeild :)... some drunk f**kwit backed into it and just left it.. still waiting on servalence footage.. cos its acuallty was under a camera n shit haha.. i gotta follow that up so i can burn down the persons house that did it.. >_> so yeah still driving with a smashed door atm:( but i scored a dark grey door for $50 ill paint it soon.. cars getting full respay yay only been like 20 years :) but ye ill keep my eye out for ya lol gl .. also.. its prolly better to join up if you haven't yet.. to secretdrift.com.au thats were i find most my stuff that i need >_> hope that helps.. cheers jez!

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