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bdubzillah Newbie

bdubzillah

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Hi to all members....

I have no idea what I am doing atm. I have never been on a forum before for anything, but I am very aware of the info and general advice and opinions I can get on this type of platform.

I am keen to purchase a r32, and whether it be a gtst , or an gts4...

As I get more cash down the track, a gtr would be nice too.... 

 

As I will be looking at cars wanting to purchase, I was wondering what are common things to look for in regards to wear n tear, warning signs and anything like that....

 

Please leave a comment and thankyou for the add!!

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Hi, welcome. You can use the search bar (top left of page) and you should get lots of results for your question.

There are a few guides around here, so feel free to have a browse.

The message board/forum is a precursor to the current Facebook etc. comments thread. But this is more better structured and of course prefer coherent sentences without random attached pictures.

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