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So one of my good mates got a wedding today and he got me to organize the cars for him to rock up in... ofcourse I'd get a line up of GTRs for him :D

Here's some pics here for your enjoyment :thumbsup:

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mmmmmm I wish :wub:

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...and there's a few more in the photo album HERE

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