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Hey Paul! I've seen you quite a few times around Geraldton as that's where I used to live :)

I also went to the Perth Underground event as I'm good friends with Nick Ley and I go out with a girl who is the daughter of the bloke who owns the black GMC '55 pick up that went there as well.

also-- Hey guys!

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Bringing this thread back from the dead,

The past (and first official) WAV35 Perth cruise in July was, we had a good turn out, and it was a blast!

It was great to meet fellow V owners.

There is a 2nd cruise being planned for September 23rd.

It's still being planned, but we will be meeting up at whiteman park, cruising through the hills,

heading to the city/narrows bridge in the late afternoon for some photos.

It would be great to meet some fellow V owners, and get some new members into our WA crew!

Here is the facebook page with more information...

new WAV35's facebook group, up a running, join uppppp

https://www.facebook...08340292591887/ <---page

https://www.facebook...hp?id=659342844 <----me, if ya having troubles XD

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Hi V Owners

My 2003 350GT Coupe came with only one key. Following other posts I emailed Nissan Japan with info from behind the kick panel, they sent the code to Nissan Oz who passed it on to my local Nissan dealer (country WA) who had never seen a 350GT before! All good so far! Now the dealer is confused as to what key to encode. Is there anyone out there who has successfully climbed this mountain and can tell me what other Nissan key can be encoded without having to mortgage the house?

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