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G'day all,

Im a new Stagea owner, recently bought the lightly mod'd Stag in Brisbane from a fellow fourm member, and am happy-as about that fact! Yessir-e, another Stagea in little ol'Adelaide.

I bought the nicely priced low km Series 1 Stagea from a top skylinesaustralia member who was very pleasant to deal with (was very easy doing the purchase with same day return airfares from Adelaide). :)

Do any members know how many Stagea's are rolling around the Adelaide streets? They seem to be rarer than rocking horse poo. :confused: Ive seen two in 6months; a red series 1 and a green series 1. Now we can add a white pearl one to the mix, with a nice subtle bodykit.....

Also, with me being new to the Skyline turbo game having owned Falcodores and the like previously (mind you, Ive got my mod'd 150rwhp '98 Fireblade too, so Im already a performance junkie), can some Adelaide members recommend to me the 'preferred' workshops to go for complete servicing and performance modifications? :uh-huh:

Any info or recommendations would be highly appreciated. Want to find a servicer I can trust with the Stagea, plus of course I need a FMIC and 3in dump pipe and cat-converter, as we all do.

Cheers to you all!

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Welcome mate, that makes it at least six Stageas in Adelaide. Three silver, one green, one red (mine) and yours.

The dump pipe and cat-converter are identical to the R33's so you won't have any trouble finding one. BDL Holdings at Richmond are good if you need FMIC piping made up or exhaust work done.

Look forward to seeing you on the road.

Cheers

Daniel

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Look forward to seeing you on the road.  

Cheers

Daniel

Thankx Dan,

See you out there!! Will have the Stag on the road in the next day or two, just waiting on the call from the transporter! :flamer:

Brendan :bond:

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