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imaspy

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hey all

i am a new member to these forums, but have always been a member of antrx.com as imaspy. i have been living in japan since feb 05 and am in love with all the great models that we dont get in australia. of course its fair enough, we are such a small market, but even toyota is not dorky at all here. am current;y curious in importing a nissan stagea when i permantly settle back in melbourne again, mainly becuase they are everywhere here and of course, so cheap.

i dont have much time to browse the forums (maybe once a week) so apologies if i seem rather scarce on these forums.

thanks and have a good 2006!

regards

drew

(nagoya)

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Welcome to the forums Drew :) I think you're the only member in Nagoya at the moment. Care to post up some pics of the Nagoya area? I ask because even though I spent over 5 years in Osaka/Kobe, I never once went to Nagoya... only viewed the city from the Shinkansen station.

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