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dex_911

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Hey guys,

Just a thought that has been in my mind for while. I have ambitions to one day own an R34GTR and would just like to know from those who do, how did you go about financing it?

I know the answers would be pretty straight forward...cash, saved, loan etc..

But what I really want to know is your age and what you do for a living and how long it took you to get your GTR.

So for example:

Age: 28

ICT Manager

Saved for 3 years and bought the car outright.

Bit of a personal reply I know, but it would be great for those of us wanting to own GTR's what our other fellows did to get one :)

Thanks all!

Dex

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My solicitor has advised me to not supply this information to you (Dex) on the grounds that I might incriminate myself.

Sorry.

what you mean terry .. you were with me sat night at that hens night?

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gotRICE?

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You got it easy

How about making the thread like this,

Would you suck a big black dick for your gtr? But you have to cradle the balls, stroke the shaft, swallow the gravy.

I love GTR's, but id rather drive a Fiat Panda than do that. lol.

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