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yep not too bad. I'm probably going to shoot that one in bayside blue.

Louise asked me what i wanted and I said jokingly a R34 V SPEC II.

didnt think she would actually buy me one.

love the profile update more chris :D

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Joined: 27th February, 2003

From: Brisbane.wavell_heights

Car(s): 99 R34 Vspec II (1/24th)

Real Name: Chris Rogers

at least I can say I own one now. (those that know me personally will get this.)

Nice mate! Though I initially thought that maybe you finally ended up with a 34 sedan or something lol.

I'm impressed that Louise remembered the exact model from what was probably a passing comment though, top effort on her part!

I got mine when I my wife Had our son........... time for a four wheel drive,,,, she din't specify it should be a 4WD like a patrol.

This is what I call the Family car loop hole. I hope this can help some one.

Chris I love your GTR, have fun playing with it on the carpet.

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