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Ofcourse you should all visit Sweden, to see our Skylines and the accessories. ;)

Funkymonkey: No, not just by that description but what car does he have?

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Håkan

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RedlineGTR: Yes, me and my car is invited to a show in Helsinki Finland in 3 weeks, where 1 day is just for photos with "CarBabes" so more will come. ;)

ylwgt2: No the Ghostrider in Sweden rides a bike. With cars look for GetawayinStockholm.com

Rezz: YES! I had no idea, thanks for the info! Actuall I dont know much about my car, I know parts are fitted for racing but I have no idea what brand it is. The company of the rims I know now, thankyou very much. You know anything about them? Their site is japanese...

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Håkan

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:(  Wahoo .. great car grooming team there.

How you do it in Sweden? ... drive on the wrong side of the road for a start!

Lucky it isn't white.... you would lose it in Winter!

Cheers cuz.... Jona Hjelmstrom (R34 running a waste spark ignition 'indirectly' off the original ECU)

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