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Hey Guys and Girls,

I need a bit of help.... After an unfortunate incident I need to purchase a replacement rear hatch for a 1984 Suzuki Hatch. If anyone knows someone who works as a wrecker or could put me in touch with someone that could possibly get me one cheap it would be greatly appreciated...

I know its a long shot posting it here but you never know I could get lucky.

Thanks in advance

Brett

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Yeah you are thinking along the right lines.... I will repair my front bar ( only had it two weeks too :) ) but I am going to need either 1 or 2 standard front indicators from the series 1 model R33...

Will start ringing around tomorrow but still looking for people that know jap wreckers :)

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Rob it happened on the way home from the party on saturday...

Thanks for the help MrMayhem I will give them a call soon :D

Luckily it was a really minor hit. We were both stopped at a give way sign and I thought he was taking off cause he started to roll forward so I started to move too..... it appears he changed his mind and hit the brakes..... I did not. :(

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