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Great stuff!!!!

Danny, nissan rules, how about coffee on Lygon street? Do a meet to pick up the indicators once they arrive, park the 3 V's on Lygon!!!

Happy to have them delivered to my place if you guys want. I'm easy!

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Need them very soon, my exam has ended, so the custom body kits starts.. but i still wan the side indicators, if too ugly, will sell it to anyone who wants it then..

Great stuff!!!!

Danny, nissan rules, how about coffee on Lygon street? Do a meet to pick up the indicators once they arrive, park the 3 V's on Lygon!!!

Happy to have them delivered to my place if you guys want. I'm easy!

WA

1. Strydes: Perth CBD (work) / Belmont (home)

2. Will Power: Bedford

Just down the road! You happy for me to have delivered to my work and drop to you, got a mate who lives near corner of grand prom and beaufort so am round that way a fair bit.

Just down the road! You happy for me to have delivered to my work and drop to you, got a mate who lives near corner of grand prom and beaufort so am round that way a fair bit.

no worries too easy

ok, 4 sets sent today

Will power and strydes.

Eldubb

Ni5mo

All sent guys

Others: if your combining let me know

if you want to be by yourself, pm me your address.

Sydney people: pm me for my address or we'll organise a meet or i can post.

nissan rules, posted to my address and pick up from me ok?? quick quick~

hey danny I've already made my arrangment for matt to post to me directly. sorry i'll like to have a chance to meet up other v35 owners but i'm too busy atm as we've just moved and are settling in so I don't know when I have the time to do pickup. but will see you guys soon at some v35 melb meetup yeah? :)

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Hey Matt,

Send mine together with Danny to his address, I'll pick it up from his place.

I've already spoken to him about it.

Let us know how much postage is.

Cheers,

Juan Pablo

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