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Hey Everyone,

My school is having their formal in December this year and most of the decent formal cars have already been taken. I'm just wondering if anyone is willing to do a drop off and pick up of 4 people at formal. I figured everyone would be going in some luxury sedan or some fancy benz, I might as well go in awesome skyline instead.

I don't really mind about what type of skyline but a an r32, 33 or 34 would be mad :) Prices can be PM to me and organised later. It will only be for 1 or 2 hours and just a couple of photos with the car/s.

If any one is interested or knows anyone that is interested to help me out please let me know :)

Thanks heaps

Brendan

Although my car has 4 doors and can legally seat 5 people, being She is one of the "Ugly Ducklings" :wub: of Skylines and not as "Cool" as a GTR,

I am Not offering my services. :P

Sounds like Fun though. :(

Jeremy ... you have class on your side, i.e. R34, along with added value, i.e. Red Line, Black Wheels, New Springs (soft ride) etc etc the list goes on. Who cares about how many passengers, it's the ride they get that counts ... plus, Jeremy at the wheel!! don't sell yourself short mate.

Jeremy ... you have class on your side, i.e. R34, along with added value, i.e. Red Line, Black Wheels, New Springs (soft ride) etc etc the list goes on. Who cares about how many passengers, it's the ride they get that counts ... plus, Jeremy at the wheel!! don't sell yourself short mate.

Haha thanks Bill ! Rosie is touching up quite nicely ! Besides the chip on the top right panel and a few rashed rims (Previous owner must not of cared to much) I am guilty of causing one though :$ I'd be more then happy to lend a hand, however, there are a lot of better options out there :) If I had to pick 2 from locals I'd pick Richards R32 GTR and his R34 GTT haha they're always beyond crazy in condition. Or even Bryce's R34 GTT for the LMGT4 reppin'.

I've currently got Bryce's stock springs in as I didn't have time to put your springs on struts :( Still consider if I should put my coilovers in the front or stockies.

Edited by RosieR34

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