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How do you progress through the three AutoSalon competitions? Is it all based on public voting? How many cars go through?

It seems as though you could make the FINAL BATTLE by taking a stock R33 Skyline and adding a set of scissor doors. Pretty much every R33 there had a set. Did I miss out on a group buy or something?

only the invitational cars which are in the final battle can be awarded the distinct trophies, and be in the running for god of auto salon etc, everything else is open to anyone who enters such as "dare to be different", and the make awards such as "neat nissan" etc

there are judges that decide the awards but then u have peoples choice etc, which is done by an sms voting by spectators...

ben...

Sure it wasnt an RVR Richard?

am I sure it wasn't an RVR? why I outta... :slap: !!! cheeky bugger.

check it out:

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and the aforementioned exhaust:

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it was worth going to SAS just to see this! Imagine tootling down to the shops in a 300hp AWD nimbus. yee-ha!

whilst there I also spied toshis MR2. It's changed a little since I last saw it. I can't put my finger on what it is that he's changed though? hmmm maybe it's the clear indicators or is it the two 15inch subwoofers sticking out through the bonnet?

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Love the colour tosh, it's good to see someone whos comfortable with their sexuality! hehe.

Richard

glad you like it Richard :(

I had a vision one night and decided that full bling factor was the way to go.

lol. respect!

Were you working @ the powerplay stand or just there for spectating?

Richard

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