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Hey guys,

Last Saturday my younger 14 year old brother died in a head on while he was hit on his dirtbike by his mates paddock bomb. He really idolized me and therefor also loved his skylines muchly. i was wondering if anybody knows a place that could imprint the word "siline" or "skymon" where the usual "skyline"imprint is on the rear of the 32's... im also after some nismo badges where the letters arent connected so i can re arrange the letters to read "simon"...

Thanks.

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Firstly, sorry to hear about the loss of your brother.

You may be able to get something suitable done at either a trophy place if you want it in badge form (e.g. for the NISMO>SIMON). For the Imprint at the back, I'm guessing a custom bodyworks place would be able to put something together.

So Sorry to read of you and your family's loss James!

You guys must be beside yourselves.

I authored a book called "Good Grief - Bad Time" '3 Ways Of Coping With Loss'

PM me with your address & I'll send it to you for free.

Otherwise it's distributed by a registered charity - where all proceeds go anyway.

With Compassion, Terry

So Sorry to read of you and your family's loss James!

You guys must be beside yourselves.

I authored a book called "Good Grief - Bad Time" '3 Ways Of Coping With Loss'

PM me with your address & I'll send it to you for free.

Otherwise it's distributed by a registered charity - where all proceeds go anyway.

With Compassion, Terry

Very kind Terry, I'm also very sorry to hear about your brother James.

About the badge, i'll have a look down at auto one in ellenbrook for you to check but i'm pretty sure that they can order in single letters in chrome so you can write whatever you want.

Take care of yourself.

Jacob.

Edited by MahZaR

I saw this story on the news, it saddend me. I hope you stay strong. I love the re-arranged nismo badge idea especially if it has a red 'o'. I have a few contacts in the trophy making world if you need help with the rear badging.

My condolences,

Col.

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