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Thanks dude, I try my best to get good quality gear for my customers :) The shoes I imported sux :P.

I will ship jager and EXAUNV tomorrow and what ever other boxes I can carry on the train to work.

Kits left:

5 R33/R32 blue kits ready to ship NOW!!

4 180sx/s13 blue kits ready to ship NOW!!

1 s14/s15 if the buyer want the silver kit

Silver

1 R32/r33 kit on its way

2 s13/180sx on its way.

thank linuxs40 I think I have. just gotta wait for the bank to tell me the description.

blue kits Still available

4 R33/R32 kits

4 180sx/s13

ready to ship NOW!!

Silver

2 s13/180sx on its way

jump in GB 2 if you missed out on #1

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=75026

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