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well a bit of shit luck, drove the car to uni for the first time since owning it, and it seems I may have splashed through a puddle of paint on the road... :cry:

the damage isn't bad at all, I've taken pics, and coincidentally the paint is blue aswell so it's not dead obvious...

I've also gotten 4 quotes from 2 smash repairs and 2 detailers, the smash repairs actually got most of it off whilst demonstrating to me what method they'd use 2 remove it so I'm 100% certain it can be removed, but they quoted me between 250 and $400 I guess it just comes down to howmuch they charge for labour as theres no equipment really neeeded except for a rag and some chemicals... the detailers said it can easily be removed but will just require some extra time, the car is in need of a good detail anyway so might get that all done at once...

took some pics if people want to see it for any reason I'll post them up. otherwise.. bump 2 the top.

car getting a full detail whilst having the splashed paint removed on monday costing me $400

also having gearbox + diff oil freshened up, theres nothing wrong with it, just checked the dipstick and it was halfway between L - H so I thought why not.. costing me oils + labour $300 roughly.

received fresh gearbox oil this morning, have to go back tommorrow to do the diff oil, redline shockproof lightweight in the box, heavyweight in the diff, got a guy from brisbane coming to look at the car this week. has already given me a very good cash offer if he is satisfied with his inspection it will be going interstate to a new home :)

sold on SAU pending payment, will be going to an interstate buyer by next week. :action-smiley-069:

will request to close the thread when received payment just incase it falls through. thanks guys for all the interest.

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