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3R1K

By 3R1K,
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phenline

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Sorry for the dumb questions.

I'd like to know a good place to spray full kit and approx cost.

Thanx in advance

Erik

there is a workshop thread think it is a sticky that has all recommended workshops( http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=141454 ). I got mine sprayed at Crowly smash repairs if you call ask for brett he is a helpfull person and gave a good price and the final job was well done.

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i can recommend Holmes Panel and Paint in Byford

Holmes Panel & Paint Smash Repairs

Lot 12/ 797 South Western Hwy Byford WA 6122

ph: (08) 9525 1224

they did the smash repair work on my excel and it was friggen awesome

might not suit you due to where you live, and they tend to be fairly busy

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Can precision fit and / or respray front bumpers ...along with other bodykit bit and pieces already on my R33 GTS-T? ...wing mirrors, rear skirts, rear wings etc?

I've just bought this car from over East ...and the R400 bar is generally rooted ...and a few bits of the bodykit are badly finished / faded!

Also does anyone here know the BEST place / wreckers to go for well-priced Skyline Parts? ...including interior panels / switches etc?

I'm really after a 2nd hand intact stock Series 1 / 2 front bar ...as the R400 bar keeps scraping evry friggin' thing ...it's too goddamn LOW!

Any help would be MUCH appreciated ...I'm a VIRGIN WA-based Skyline owner!

I'm like ly to be off the PC for a week atm ...so anyone who can offer help / suggestions is welcome to call me on 0404 701 035.

Cheers, MARK

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