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hey guys, can some one with the nismo wing ornament for a r34 gtt take a BIG CLEAR picture of the actual decal? Its the Nismo carbon fibre looking sticker that goes on the side of the r34 rear wing... I would need a nice big picture of the actual decal, because they are rare and i can find someone that can design and make it.. if someone could help me out.. that be great

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  • 8 months later...

if any1 does need them replicated i can be of assistance, i work as a graphic designer and where i work i can print stickers/decals, so i can get them done really cheaply, if anyone wants a hand, shoot me a PM and ill see what i can do

  • 3 years later...

if any1 does need them replicated i can be of assistance, i work as a graphic designer and where i work i can print stickers/decals, so i can get them done really cheaply, if anyone wants a hand, shoot me a PM and ill see what i can do

Hey can you still do these?

  • 2 weeks later...

I had some Matte Black wrap and bought some Nismo stickers off ebay, Will prob do it again with the 3M Carbon wrap and see how I go, but if you guys don't have any luck finding one this is another option that worked for me :)

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http://img683.images...3/img0989pb.jpg

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