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I've seen a few. Got a mate selling an R31 for $650. RWC but no rego. So basically $1300 car. Dunno how reliable that will be and was hoping for a 4cyl instead. 500km a week really chews the petrol.

I've seen a few. Got a mate selling an R31 for $650. RWC but no rego. So basically $1300 car. Dunno how reliable that will be and was hoping for a 4cyl instead. 500km a week really chews the petrol.

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SUP bitches!

anyone know a good car audio installer?

i have a Pioneer AVIC-HD3 with Bluetooth Adaptor, Reverse Camera and iPod Adaptor, a Pioneer PRS-D4200F Amp, 2 sets of TSD1602's and a 19" Flip Down LCD i need installed into an E50 Nissan Elgrand Rider.

I also need a good alarm and immobiliser installed at the same time.

Preferably in the Dandy region.

SUP bitches!

anyone know a good car audio installer?

i have a Pioneer AVIC-HD3 with Bluetooth Adaptor, Reverse Camera and iPod Adaptor, a Pioneer PRS-D4200F Amp, 2 sets of TSD1602's and a 19" Flip Down LCD i need installed into an E50 Nissan Elgrand Rider.

I also need a good alarm and immobiliser installed at the same time.

Preferably in the Dandy region.

http://www.stylyn.com/

Located in Boronia, but recommended by Chris Rogers (from the audio section) Chris comes down there when he is in melb to do any custom stuff.

SUP bitches!

anyone know a good car audio installer?

Preferably in the Dandy region.

I'd have said Danny (Autorust), but he's retired/retarded. I might ask him if he knows anyone around the area. You know how anal he is when it comes to auto electric work.

I've seen a few. Got a mate selling an R31 for $650. RWC but no rego. So basically $1300 car. Dunno how reliable that will be and was hoping for a 4cyl instead. 500km a week really chews the petrol.

more info on the r31? my bro is after one :ph34r:

dezz I'll seriously punch you in the testes if you don't buy a black V35 with leather interior. rare as. especially if you're gonna throw 30 grand at it.

your budget should be about 25 for a stocker, esp one that's common as fuck.

http://www.stylyn.com/

Located in Boronia, but recommended by Chris Rogers (from the audio section) Chris comes down there when he is in melb to do any custom stuff.

Thanks for that Reckin

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