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Hi,

Just thought I'd do as it asks and introduce myself. I live on the Gold Coast and have done for the last 11 years. Got my first import in 1998

, S13 K series and ended up putting an RB20DET into it a few years later. Did join here many years ago but lost my login.

Peace,

James

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It's a bit sad, Just sold my 1990 r31 and the Silvia was sold like 4 + years ago ;) Now I drive a 1997 Toyota Hiace Super Custom turbo diesel:) Will get back into an r34 or S15 soon though I hope. Gotta love all the dickheads that wrecked it for everyone (new laws etc,.). Sometimes I wonder how so many Australians found out about cool imports, maybe many found out through Play Station's GT1 and 2 and crap like fast and the furious.

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