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Just curious - has anyone had stuff sent over via containers from JPN?

I bought several things and asked Jesse to throw it all in the container to save on post...

He reckons I shuold avoid container at all cost due to no tracking # or insurance...

what do u think?

Just curious - has anyone had stuff sent over via containers from JPN?

I bought several things and asked Jesse to throw it all in the container to save on post...

He reckons I shuold avoid container at all cost due to no tracking # or insurance...

what do u think?

funny...he pushed me towards a container for my stuff!....but thats JDM's container!

yeah its JDM Garage's container...

So do I need to pay extra to get that stuff sent down from Brisbane since JDMGarage is in QLD?

that's gonna suck!!

yup....extra for shipping from Brisvegas. :(

Did he say if it's left yet.......I want my new stuff!

Edited by Jetwreck

Haven't washed mine in a week and a half... but I do drive dirt roads a little.

Good thing is that when it is dirty, it almost looks silver better lol

haha mine has probably a bit of dust after 2 weeks (due to a windy secure parking facility)

and its always just my luck to get rained on a day or two after i wash it >_< big dirty melbourne raindrops.

so far so good though!!

haha mine has probably a bit of dust after 2 weeks (due to a windy secure parking facility)

and its always just my luck to get rained on a day or two after i wash it >_< big dirty melbourne raindrops.

so far so good though!!

ive given up washing it for this season.

black, the slightest bit of rain looks like i drove door handle deep in mud lol

nah

  • front bar
  • quarter panel (drivers)
  • Headlight(drivers)
  • rad support fibre glass composite thing
  • radiator
  • fan
  • bonnet
  • maybe FMIC

but we didnt budget for more. so gave up. some beared man bought it. and was easily willing to pay MUCH more so no point

nah

  • front bar
  • quarter panel (drivers)
  • Headlight(drivers)
  • rad support fibre glass composite thing
  • radiator
  • fan
  • bonnet
  • maybe FMIC

but we didnt budget for more. so gave up. some beared man bought it. and was easily willing to pay MUCH more so no point

bloody Cam/Techno Viking!!

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