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Don't let that put you off. A lot of the cars there definetly aren't up to show standards. The front of mine is riddled with stonechips and I still put it in last year, and it got a good reaction too :O

Lol yeah my front bar hasnt been painted but Im still gonna go! represent the poor P plater who has no money :O

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Don't let that put you off. A lot of the cars there definetly aren't up to show standards. The front of mine is riddled with stonechips and I still put it in last year, and it got a good reaction too :wub:
hehe yeah but your car still looks good & you don't see that many nice R31's around like yours...

crappy stock series1 R33's however...

especially when i still have to fix some minor damage, I'm sooo slack >_<

ok, so forgive me for being paranoid but...to what extent is this going to be a catalog for the more dodgy members of the public? hint hint

Any car show is a catalogue for more dodgy members of the public. Though last year no one caught my eye as suss or anything like that.

Realistically speaking your car is on show everytime you take it out of the garage so it's much of a muchness really I suppose, but that's just the way I look at it

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I took mine there with a small ding in the back door last year and the front end riddled with stonechips. And I'd do it again this year :D

No matter how imperfect your car may seem there's always going to be some other one there on the day which makes yours look like it's just come off the showroom floor

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