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Arkzt

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Hello,

My name is Rohan and i'm from the western suburbs of Melbourne, Taylors Hill to be exact.

I'm currently trying to find a skyline to buy, which has proven very difficult for me since i'm just starting to really get into cars and understand what you guys are even talking about! I thought this would be a great place to start because it seems like an extremely friendly community (especially everyone in melbourne :rolleyes: )

At the moment i'm probably looking at buying an R34 Non turbo manual but at the moment i'm struggling a fair bit!

I'm hoping to get to meet a lot of you around my area because i see skylines all the time around here!

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Welcome mate.

I am a neighbour and live in Hillside.

You will get a lot of useful info here just use the search button as most newbies don't.

There are plenty of dealerships in Melbourne so you will have no trouble finding a car.

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