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hay guys this is mine

its got a new frount bar comming so ill post more pict when it on

hey mate, is that NVTHS-1 in the background? are you a mate of his ? He visits my next door neighbours every now and then...looks great! he has the same wheels ill be getting on my black 33 eventually...and although im not a fan of white skylines, his looks awesome.

heres mine last week at the shop still, my car comes out next week hopefully :P some1 decided to reverse into the front of my car while it was sitting there parked minding its own business :P sneak preview.. when it hits the street it will be all nice n clean with 19x10s, no rear wing, but a carbon nismo lip, oem carbon bonnet :P

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