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Suspension: Stock R33 From A Type V Gtst

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post-78093-0-12880400-1296452331_thumb.jpgLocation: Adelaide hills

Stock Suspension from a series 1 R33 GTST Type V (with Active LSD)

Good Condition (90,000km)

Price: $90 ono

contact: 0401994240post-78093-0-21017400-1296452315_thumb.jpg

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Again there is no such thing as a type "v" skyline.

Please stop posting garbage macdoodle or i will report. And enough of the bumps.

troll troll troll troll . get over your self... it think we all know there is no such thing as a type v gts , but some people are not as knowledgeable as you buddy. does that mean they have to get scared of the site by trolls like you ... look at the pics it is obvious they are for a gts-t ..

good luck with the sale

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troll troll troll troll . get over your self... it think we all know there is no such thing as a type v gts , but some people are not as knowledgeable as you buddy. does that mean they have to get scared of the site by trolls like you ... look at the pics it is obvious they are for a gts-t ..

good luck with the sale

cheers...... sold as of Saturday...... just ignore brenda...she has been trying to throw a leg over me for a while in what ever way she can!!! hehehehehee

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troll troll troll troll . get over your self... it think we all know there is no such thing as a type v gts , but some people are not as knowledgeable as you buddy. does that mean they have to get scared of the site by trolls like you ... look at the pics it is obvious they are for a gts-t ..

good luck with the sale

Go have a look at "the doogle files" in wasteland and you might change your tune.

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Go have a look at "the doogle files" in wasteland and you might change your tune.

if you have a look at them (and a good laugh) you will no doubt find out that these type of people are just manequin haters!!!!

Anyway cheers for the bump brneda!

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