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Mr. Oizo Grand Master

Mr. Oizo

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Which do you think will be worth more? When your a pro whats an extra minute?

What difference does it make which would be worth more?

It's not like you can sell a stolen car and make as much money from it as if it were a legitimate sale...

If you steal a Skyline, you'd sell all the parts from it, and no-one would be wiser.

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HEy dude there is a guy in your area that does alarms in clayton south on whitehorse rd really great guy n great on costs to as well deals with all audio and security his name is Daniel form Complete Options they deal with alot of Skylines and Imports he will hook u up good really good giv him a go ull b really happy

Hey Mate I know your trying to help but whitehorse rd is around near boxhill far away from clayton, got any contact details???

Mr. Oizo Grand Master

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If you dont trust him dont get an alarm off him.

I wont.

Yes, makes it much more convinient. You must be a F*****n Idiot to think this guy would come steal your $15000 skyline when he works on M3's, AMG's jaguars etc.

He is Very professional. Anyone can steal your car, this guys profession is installing alarms, audio and visual. Not a professional thief.

Why would you put an aftermarket alarm into an M3/AMG/Jag?

DjeMz Mentor

DjeMz

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Im trying to workout a deal with the SAU-Vic club. (so become a member mate)

$200 will get you a fully installed and insurance approved alarm :domokun:

With additional extra's to suit.

So decent security, at very affordable pricing. ;)

Any news on that ?

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