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By GTR-N1,
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Whoneedstherapy

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OK.

This car is out or coming out at either of these two yards...

but I'll let you fill in the dots.

* Alli.p.rts

or

* Xtr.me M.torsp.rts

There is a beat in the park next to one of those....

Kujotk Grand Master

Kujotk

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OK.

This car is out or coming out at either of these two yards...

but I'll let you fill in the dots.

* Alli.p.rts

or

* Xtr.me M.torsp.rts

Hahaha nice sensoring Terry.

Are there people out there who don't get a PPI done on these cars by someone in the know??? Really if you don't take reasonable precautions you sort of deserve to pick up a lemon...

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DR-JEKL

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It has gone from $65k to $75k in one week also....

Kujotk Grand Master

Kujotk

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has anyone actually seen the car yet?

Don't need to. If it is the same car that the link is about from haymarket, that car is 100% going to have issues. All the other cars he has have issues (safety and legal issues).

Kujotk Grand Master

Kujotk

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Buy it and see for yourself. For me I know what cars that private vietnamese guy sells. I don't have to physically look at his cars anymore to know they ALL have major problems and fake history/Milage. If he does it to Ferrari and lambo I'm pretty sure he won't think twice about an R34.

The guy is just a cheat. He could bring out a flawless perfect car one day but his reputation for delivering dodgy stuff overwrites everything. That is the problem with buying cars privately.

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