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This one? ;-)

Was my desktop pic for quite sometime, if only he knew how obsessed i was over his car he would have had a restraining order on me for it!

It was sold for quite a "large" amount of money sometime ago (approx 4 years ago) but i think it was worth every penny he was asking for. I think if you goole GTN1K it might even still direct you to his for sale thread on here from years ago!

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This one? ;-)

Was my desktop pic for quite sometime, if only he knew how obsessed i was over his car he would have had a restraining order on me for it!

It was sold for quite a "large" amount of money sometime ago (approx 4 years ago) but i think it was worth every penny he was asking for. I think if you goole GTN1K it might even still direct you to his for sale thread on here from years ago!

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This one? ;-)

Was my desktop pic for quite sometime, if only he knew how obsessed i was over his car he would have had a restraining order on me for it!

It was sold for quite a "large" amount of money sometime ago (approx 4 years ago) but i think it was worth every penny he was asking for. I think if you goole GTN1K it might even still direct you to his for sale thread on here from years ago!

Not really. once you go wider than GTR it seems to prove difficult to keep it looking like a 33 and not a big POS. 32 can have guards the size of horses and still look like a 32 but 33 doesn't really like widebody as Much as would be liked.

GTN1K looks f**king awesome but unless you do what they did in that video i posted with the guards it just loses shape and starts to cease looking like a 33. front looks awesome but guards look f**ked compared to widebody R32.

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