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Should I Get A Rb25 Or A Rb26?

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Ye i know - but do you see where i am headed?

Perhaps you had a lucky day with the Gov't red tape, or perhaps Guilt had a bad one... just trying to find out which so there is accurate information as there are two different stories for the same state

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Here in SA i got told no way hosay! No 3 litre 26 or 25 was ever made therefore it can never be done! If you speak to someone over the phone in SA who is not sure what they are talking about maybe you will get some hope of a stroker or something but when you go and fill the forums in you will see.

In all honesty though you would have to try ever branch before you really know. My mate tried three different rego offices before he was allowed to get his three day permit with his double defected car. First two were no no and the last one said ok. I dare say if you got someone who does not know exactly what is going on looking over your paperwork you may get through - i sort of believe that's what happened to mint-r33 - got lucky.

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