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Thanks to everyone who previously voted. I'm thru to the finals. You can vote online here http://www.totalcarmagazines.co.uk/idol-nissan-FINAL-2010.htm

There is also a link on that page to a pdf file with more pics and details.

I don't expect to win, but you never know, and it would be awesome to have a Stagea win it.

voted for yours, yours does look the best, but some of the 350z's and the r32gtr arent far behind, the s14 looks decent, but the body kit on it is a bit overkill, good luck with yours

Thanks guys. I've moved up from 11th to 7th now. Some great cars on there that deserve to win but here's hoping..

I'll be going Nistune, bigger injectors and a Z32, but I really need to do something with the exhaust drone, get some new sway bars and a valve body upgrade first.

Valve body upgrade? Manual conversion should be less than a thousand pounds!

I know what you mean. Problem is the amount of titanium plates and screws I fairly recently had put in my left ankle to hold it together. It's just as well that I quite like the tiptronic anyway.

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