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Yeah the side one's l don't need based on the pics l have of my car as it already has them.

Thinking l might get a mate who imports car parts (aftermarket mods) for a living to source me a wing, S2 tail lights a set of these indicators (and cover/netting if needed) all at once and put it in one of his containers to come over ..... well once l tell him l've got the stagea.

Damn gf is pushing me to get the s2 tail lights after seeing your car ian on sat and saying how much better it looks! :D

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well, in record slow time, here is a few picks -

IMG_5409.jpg

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And we best not forget muck's springs -

IMG_5411.jpg

I also have photo's of everyone standing in front of the cars - do you want me to put them up? And the photo's above are a 50th of the size of the full ones from my camera, does anyone want the full res ones?

Ian

Yeah I'll have some full res one's :P

I've put the two hires group ones at

http://www.r34skyline.com/stagea/IMG_5409P.jpg

and

http://www.r34skyline.com/stagea/IMG_5410P.jpg

and if you are wondering what the black thing is on muck's car - it's my laptop doing a rom dump..

Ian.

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