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#1 The_Don

L Plater

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Joined: 01-November 05
Car:1996 Supra RZ

Posted 02 November 2005 - 07:23 PM

Hi All,

I'm kind of new to the import seen and would just like to get an idea of what PVP imports are like. I need to get an ID check done on my recently purchased Supra, which means going to Regency (or car lovers hell as we know it), which means I have to temporarily get rid of some bits so not to attract attention - the idea is not to have full inspection , only ID check. PVP is the only real place I have heard of except for Eurotech/Cartoys that might be able to help me out. Any other suggestions?

I need to take out some gauges, turbo-timer, blow-off valve, and possibly rims and window tinting off. What are your experiences with tinting and coilovers?

Guess what I am asking is, what are your experiences with them? And also, would you recommend them?

Trust and good service are extremely important issues with me and my cars (and parts on them!).

Cheers guys.

AJ.

#2 Mat

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Joined: 07-October 05
Location:Adelaide
Car:Inferior

Posted 02 November 2005 - 08:51 PM

Hi, you wont have any probs with PVP. For compliance or importing, i couldnt recomend anyone better.

#3 Guest_The_Jackal_*

Group: Guests

Posted 02 November 2005 - 09:17 PM

yea PVP is cool, id give four brothers inports a go, they are a bit slow but they do good work.

#4 Loco

APU++ Supra

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Location:Mawson Lakes
Interests:Music, fun, adrenalin and travel.
Car:93 Bomex / VS Supra SZ & T28 S13
Induction:NA / T28
Color:Blue / Silver
Power (rwkw):115 and Undynoed

Posted 09 November 2005 - 10:27 AM

Rob @ PVP is extremely thorough.

He's also extremely busy a lot of the time.

Haven't had anything to do with FBI for a while, so couldn't tell ya.

Bare in mind, you'll hear good and bad stories about pretty much any workshop in Adelaide if you're around long enough.