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sorry but i must say this year's final was a let down for me. too many riced up cars, and many of those that were truley worthy of being ther just didnt get the attention or appraisal they deserved.............what happened to show stoppers such as MYHOW 200sx of PETIR celica? i mean...the AMUSE S2K was AWESOME!!! but yea..coulda have done better though i guess..

must hand it to the sydney autosalon event rather than the final battle this year...

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i really dont understand the apeal of bolt on wide body kits

wats a f*king bucket of shit, any monkey can bolt on a set of fibreglass rear quater panels

and the MYSHOW is pathetic, it doesnt deserve anything

if anyone has a half decent eye for quality work they will realise the paint work, engine bay and interior is all shit

darryls OVRKIL magna deserved the god of autosalon title no doubt about it.

that car has awesome build quality

Thanks for sharing the piccies. it's always good to see skylines at these shows.

impressed with

-2gu up's carbon lip

-the blue r32 gtr's pod shroud/box

-dirtgarages new headlight - just curious that's not street legal is it since it doesn't have highbeam and low beam?

-seeing 2 r34 gtrs

I got there late and think all the hot chicks went home already.

yeah this car was quite nice:

http://www.bassdistribution.com.au//galler...d39798058106843

does anyone know the owner?

I do now...my vote for best Nissan...or "neat nissan" as they name the catergory. Micheal is the owner (i think...met a lot of ppl) and it features a subtle flare around the rear wheel arches, with a bit of tiding up in the interior it would be flawless.

darryls OVRKIL magna deserved the god of autosalon title no doubt about it.

that car has awesome build quality

That would have achieved a dream of mine (had I the money to throw at a "show" car), and building a single car that could take out Street Machine of the Year and God of Auto Salon.

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