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Me too, not sure about the styling issues. Also I'd question why you'd bother, especially in Britain where cars are cheap. For that money you'd get a 2001 Maserati. For just under 20K (pounds) you can just get into a V12 Aston Martin Vantage.... or for less than the 10K take your pick of M3's, Audi Rs's etc.

There's a limit to being different I reckon. I play with my cars but if those sort of cars were that cheap here, I'd be getting one of them rather than a bodged up half breed.

they would cost to much to run uk fuel is a joke

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looks good tho. better IMO than the japanese one

Disagree, the flared rear of the Kid's Heart one works much better with the R35 front... plus those rear wheels look a little wide for those arches.

Definitely needs flaring.

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your the only one around here that looks funny!

lol except your the distracted one that tries lifting himself up on jacks hahahah I may look funny.. your just stupid :nyaanyaa:

Say's mr PNM35 Metallic pascal blue poverty pack! :P

bahahahahahaha

slanging match begins

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