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I've been very interestd in these kits for quite a while now

almost started a topic on it myself

I have a few photos of some on skylines that have been sent to me by a few people. They look pretty good

dont know where those photos are atm if i remember ill chase them up this arvo

as for fitament, im not sure....

I'm sure the originals fit OK, however as to the copies going around I can't be sure.

Just be careful when deciding as the picture you posted has been edited quite a lot and will not look anything like that in real life. If you are after other styles let me know as we stock quite a few.

These are some photos that have been sent to me from members of SAU, I hope they dont mind me doing so. Id be interested in seeing more photos if anyone else has/knows someone with one of these kits however. I reakon there a nice subtle kit

(I've blanked out number plates, am i nice or what :P)

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no replies?

and i went to all the effort of putting those photos on photobucket and blanking out number plates... jeze ;)

anyways

a while back i got told by one of the above members that they purchased there M-Sports Kit from DMD The Image for $1100, including S13 indicators (which are the ones pictured on the front bar)

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