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J (squizz) & I are getting married in March on the 13th in Adelaide

I have organised an AUDI R8 for him as a wedding car - lucky bugger

But my dream wedding car is a R35 GTR :wub:...

It would only be needed for maybe an hour on the day, pick me up from the city & to the venue in Regency Park, hang for a couple of quick arrival photos, always welcome to stay for the ceremony if wanted.

So I'm putting the call out to anyone who has or might know of someone with a R35 GTR

Please please could you contact me about driving me to the wedding.

Colour isn't a issue.

I havn't thought about a reward for your/their help. It will be a case by case basis.

Thank you for your help guys.

Hanz

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hey there,

nice choice on wedding cars, contact david on these forums, he a awesome bloke he drove me and my girlfriend to her formal in his 35gtr.

his username is "FUNGOOLIE"

good luck, and congratulations on the wedding.

hey there,

nice choice on wedding cars, contact david on these forums, he a awesome bloke he drove me and my girlfriend to her formal in his 35gtr.

his username is "FUNGOOLIE"

good luck, and congratulations on the wedding.

Wicked

Thanks mate

  • 2 weeks later...

Take pics and post :)

I will make sure some shots make their way here - minus number plates (its the right thing to do)

I got married on 13 of March, been 4 yrs now and still going :)

Congratulations and all the best :cheers:

:thanks: I'm SOOO EXCITED...

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