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hi guys,

i live in sydney & i am buying an r32gtr which is in coffs harbour.

ive looked at the car last weekend & its looks great, however, i want to organise an inspection to make sure that there is no accident damage & that the suspension/bushes are not showing any signs of circuit abuse in its previous life when in japan.

which workshop is recommended in coffs harbour (hopefully within 30min drive) who can look at it on a hoist?

im set to pick up the car next wed so i could get the car there anytime after 8am...

regards

marko

0405 336 843

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Oh man - I worked in Coffs for a year and a half and the only thing to say is unless you're mates with a workshop, or any other company, they are a pain in the ass to deal with.

If you get stuck I know a couple of guys in Coffs that I used to work with that have rather extensive workshop available to them.

I will check out with mates to see if they have access next week. I found Coffs to be the most frustrating place when it came to business. They truly have the 'if you're an outsider, get f**ked' approach to life.

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