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Could we possibly have a links page? or a links thread where we can list our fav links...I volunteer to look after this if its done..people can mail me a link and I can add it to my original post etc something like.

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Site: Kei-Paddock

Address: http://www.wht.mmtr.or.jp/~kei-pad/

Content: Japanese workshop

Cool: Check out their silver R33 GTR

Thanks to BOOSTMEISTER.

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Site: ?

Address: http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/michitaka/

Content: Japanese dudes car site with lots of pics

Cool: Click the 3rd link down, regular updates

Thank to BOOSTMEISTER

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Or something, perhaps in the general section.

Cam

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Could we possibly have a links page? or a links thread where we can list our fav links...I volunteer to look after this if its done..people can mail me a link and I can add it to my original post etc something like.

___________________________________________

Site: Kei-Paddock

Address: http://www.wht.mmtr.or.jp/~kei-pad/

Content: Japanese workshop

Cool: Check out their silver R33 GTR

Thanks to BOOSTMEISTER.

___________________________________________

Site: ?

Address: http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/michitaka/

Content: Japanese dudes car site with lots of pics

Cool: Click the 3rd link down, regular updates

Thank to BOOSTMEISTER

___________________________________________

Or something, perhaps in the general section.

Cam[/quote:716deed6f6]

Dont forget:

Site: Daihatsu

Address: http://www.froggy.com.au/nissan

Content: Daihatsu Terios, Car Audio Australia and more

Cool: EVERYTHING, we even blow up a BIG MAC!

Thanks to Miles Burden of the Daihatsu Information site.

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