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hardsteppa

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yo...so, been working on cars a long time and running out of things to do on my current car, an s2 R33. Have a workshop here with everything for pressing (eg bearings, suspension bushes), MIG welding, wheel alignment, general metalwork equipment, diagnostic equipment, minor engine tuning, etc and every tool you'd need. On the northside of Brissy so anyone who's needing something done but lacks tools/space/knowledge to do the job then send me a pm with what you need done, happy to help out if I can. Known to help a brother out if minor or work for a bottle of rum or cheap $$$. Not any kind of fulltime thing, but I like to work on cars so if you're a bit stuck then give us a shout.

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