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Greetings,

My current bonnet on my R32GTR has some issues, so have been looking at a second hand bonnet.

I'm looking at buying one off one of the guys on the forums from interstate, but I'm concerned with damaging it during shipping. Can anyone suggest a good carrier that doesn't cost an arm and leg to get it here?

Additionally, I will have to get it lightly prepped and resprayed in my metallic black... Anyone suggest a good body shop around the inner east / east...? Or Troy (ylwgtr2) want to help me out :)?

thanks people :rofl:

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hmmm i got a 32 there the same colour that i have to paint....altho the colour will still need to be adjusted.....the trouble of doing a colour edge to edge is getting the colour good....the way we like to do them is blend the base coat half way down the gaurds and clear the 2 gaurds in.....depends how close the colour is..... i might be able to help you out...just depends on when you want it done....

hmmm i got a 32 there the same colour that i have to paint....altho the colour will still need to be adjusted.....the trouble of doing a colour edge to edge is getting the colour good....the way we like to do them is blend the base coat half way down the gaurds and clear the 2 gaurds in.....depends how close the colour is..... i might be able to help you out...just depends on when you want it done....

Can you PM me your mobile Troy? I'll give u a buzz on the weekend :(

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