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Guest Mashrock

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this car is for sale and is currently on display at auto style at beverly hills if anyone wants to check it out

also there is a grey nismo r 34 which is selling for a rather good price

and another white 34 which is very neat and clean

if your after one be sure to check them out.

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Answer to people not blocking shots - using a wide angle lense. That way you close the gap where potentially people can walk through!  Theres that, and timing! :)

Cheers for the comments guys :)

ahh yes the wide angle lense must get myself one of those..... do you mind me asking what camera you used ?

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some guy from QLD

the interior was such a slap up.

i was at the shop when it was gettin trimmed we just threw it together in one night.

master auto trim does the best work even his rushed dodgy jobs look great :wassup:

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