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8tynyne_GtS25

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hey guys i guess i can be called the fng, well i have been reading alot of information on skylines here and wow this site has helped alot, well i am stationed in japan(USN)i recently bought a 1989 GTS25 with a few mods but no turbo :pissed: but i am happy with the way it handles and i really dont know to much about skylines cause i was once a honda man but now wow nismo is where its at ! ! but yah anyway i just wanted to let u guys know u have one of the most informative sites i have ever been to,

haha well that is enough rambling for now

also wondering where i could get car parts and not really have to sell my kidneys,

i live kinda close to tokyo bout a hour drive doing the posted limit :elaugh: well anyway i hope i can get a lil help

i know autobacks, and ups garage but that is about it

thanks

doc

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Wow.. I missed this one

Hi mate, welcome to the Japan forum :rofl:

For car parts, check out Yahoo auctions Japan for (non-electrical) anything you need, I've bought tonnes of stuff from there and 99.9% of the items have been excellent, real bargains. Other than that, try Autobacs 'Seco-han Ichiba', they also have majorly reduced prices on lots of new 'out of production' stuff... seats, wheels, tires, exhausts, electronic goods you name it. It's like a SuperAutobacs 'outlet' shop.

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