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Hi there,

I am searching for a Japanese car club or team.. called

"Battle Club"

i was wondering if anyone in japan has heard them would be able to show me some of their members rides or the forum/BBS they post on if possible please

cheers..

i have searched but i can not find much

please if anyone can find anything that would be sex!

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I'm willing to bet it's just a local group of drifters/racers and had the sticker made up just for themselves.

With what dead end searching I have done, I've seen Battle Club low down springs/grille/fender extentions so the name is/was used by an obscure parts manufacturer:

http://1999ch.com/estima/eg-r15.html

http://1999ch.com/estima/eg/eg-r15-1.jpg <-- yes that's a Japanese made "Hiclone" by Battle Club. Check the font of the sticker, is it the same as the Battle Club on the instruction sheet? Could be it...

http://minkara.carview.co.jp/userid/261584...64799/note.aspx

http://www.bidders.co.jp/dap/sv/nor1?id=49...&p=y%23body

Just say it's a local Japanese car club from whichever area the car auction is that it was bought from and leave it at that.

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