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Hey guys, this is my first post :)

My Year 10 formal is coming up in the next few weeks and was wondering if anyone knew places which hire out Skylines (preferably R34's) for daily hire in sydney or if anybody knows someone who is willing to let their pride and joy out of sight for a day or so (which i highly doubt)

My formal is in exactly five weeks, can anyone help out???

Cheers,

Matty

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haha r32 skyline, which you will need to fork out a deposit of 10k then id lend it to you and sleep at peace that night, otherwise i think your shit out of luck haha

hahahahaha i was expecting to get some shit for that^^^^^^

i ended up getting an s13 silvia off another forum to drive me and rip a few skids

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