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hey craig, here's some rails that my brother modded for a customer using the factory rails and the generic slider the cheap seats come with;

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Also i had one of those seats sitting in my spare room unused never fitted that you could have had for the $170 it owes me.

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Hey Vu,

You are making me want to get my two nitros running again.

I have a team magic G4S race car and Horbao GPX4 pro drift / race car.

So much fun

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Just washed the 34 from the track day and damm my rear guards have so many stone chips :D now to see if they polish out or need a quick brush touch.

That what you get for trying to be a rally driver at Mallala :(

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hey craig, here's some rails that my brother modded for a customer using the factory rails and the generic slider the cheap seats come with;

Also i had one of those seats sitting in my spare room unused never fitted that you could have had for the $170 it owes me.

I only paid 160 delivered for this one :(

cheap pos tho, but oh well, its budget.

what will your bro charge to do me one of those rails?

i also may be keen on your seat, aswell, for the passenger side.

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Just washed the 34 from the track day and damm my rear guards have so many stone chips :D now to see if they polish out or need a quick brush touch.

:( Not surprised, you seemed to like off road more than tarmac that day :D

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hey craig, here's some rails that my brother modded for a customer using the factory rails and the generic slider the cheap seats come with;

Seat3.jpg

Seat2.jpg

Seat1.jpg

Also i had one of those seats sitting in my spare room unused never fitted that you could have had for the $170 it owes me.

Image693.jpg

dale,

ill take the seat if craig doesnt want it!!

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how far south?

i havnt got good skills, but more then happy to help (within reason :( ).

only available saturdays atm though.

if you got facebook you can see my gallery :D

Morphett Vale/Woodcroft and yes i have facebook, PM me your Email addy and i'll look it up.

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who here has the mate who works at Grand Auto??

they have an RB30ET that i want moar info on NAO!!! hehe

NUGZY,

and i didn't get chance to look for that sheet metal yet, but im pretty sure i'll find something for ya.

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