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madbung Grand Master

madbung

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As long as you retain the original safety features and your seating capacity matches your rego, go for it.

I did have trouble getting an r.c.w last year without the roof lining installed, that was a 64 Studebaker wagonaire. It did have a lot of sharp edges, rails, ect exposed.. Modern cars may be alright...they seem pretty good underneath.

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bryyy Proficient

bryyy

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Telling us where your from would help.

Rear seatbelts will need to be removed, car will need to be reregistered as a 2 seater

Heater must be retained, illegal to remove airbags or original safety features.

(OO)SKYLINE(OO) Grand Master

(OO)SKYLINE(OO)

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Remove carpets

Rear Seats

Subwoofer (If you have one)

Rear windscreen wiper

Air Conditioner

Interior trims

Spare tyre (car can get a little tail happy)

Carbon fibre boot lid

Carbon fibre bonnet (paint it the same colour as car to attract less attention)

Carbon fibre side mirrors

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