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Originally posted by R34_GT-t

Hi Minh,

I've seen your topic on the UK forums. :D I'm sure many people will register. :D

Regards,

-Elliot

Hey Elliot. Its gettinglate in the UK now isnt it?

You sleep late?

Hey come to this thread we are having fun

http://forums.skylinesaustralia.com/showth...=&threadid=7459

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Oh dear I seem to be mentioned on this thread a fair bit :D

Im Lee, and have followed Dr GTRs links again from the UK forum.

Dont have a Skyline though, just a GTiR and an RX7 - the time will come. Wanted to go drifting instead so got the RX.

I believe these were being talked about...

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Shame some of the better pics came out a bit blurry :D

Cheers

Lee

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Originally posted by DR GTR

Hey come to this thread we are having fun

http://forums.skylinesaustralia.com/showth...=&threadid=7459

Yep, that's exactly the sort of thread I was trying to warn you about - they all seem to go that way these days:lol:

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Originally posted by R34_GT-t

XrSiSt, sure you can modify cars in the UK. You should see the amount of Max Power type cars on our roads. :)  

I'd say! You guys were blessed to have that Top Secret guy come over with his toy and put on a show. And how can I forget the cossies! Love the cossie motors. My favourite 4 cylinder motor.

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