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Hi guys,

i bought this stuff on one of my trips to japan. bought it to give away as presents etc to friends and just forgot! was cleaning out some boxes and found them still wrapped up brand new, un-used.

This stuff is 100% genuine and was bought by me direct from HKS and Apexi in Tokyo, Japan. (^_^)

I have one of each.

HKS T-shirt. it's a size L (asian size, so somewhere between Aussie M and L) It's white, has "HKS CREW www.hks-style.com" on the back and on the front has the classic HKS logo and underneath it says:

HKS? It's a dynamic

combination of creativity-the skillful manufacture of

high-performance automobileparts

and the people who design, distribute, and provide technical services.

lol, more like a dynamic combination of english works to produce high quality japlish! but I love it. it's very nice quality like all japanese parts and is unworn still with tags. Asking what it cost me: $60

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I also have an Apexi Shirt. Nice and rear since Apexi went in and out of business and don't make much stuff like this any more. Grab your memento of one of the best tuning parts manufacturers in japan.

It's grey, and is size M (about an Aussie size M this one).

On the front it has the Apexi logo with an E beside it and underneath reads A'PEXi® | E2Ek1EL (ezekiel)

on the back it has the apexi logo with A'PEX and EZEKIEL underneath.

again it's high quality cotton and is a great looking shirt. It's also $60 which is what it cost.

Pickup is from me in Sydney CBD, or post $5 each shirt. If you want both shirts I'll do the pair for $110 with free postage. :P

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