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日本の車のことは、よくわかるか？ Whats this:

Look no further than here... MiniCarShop Style!It's in Japanese, but theres like, 63 pages of just about every Japanese diecast car model on sale right now in 1/18, 1/24 and 1/43 scale.

I see... listen guys, July is almost over and I still haven't even seen my pre-ordered Nismo 34. I'll give it a few more days then call the shop to see whats happening.

Hehehe, thats the literal translation of the owners name... this is exactly why I don't use "babble"fish...

Shan gets alot of stuff from Yahoo Auctions Japan... they only way to get teh cool stuff really...

I thought you guys in AU might enjoy this... Garage Active Just click on the numbers below the photo of each car, they have full 360 degree shots and interior shots as well. Lovely line up of customer GT-Rs...

I beleive "J-spec" Auto or one of the more popular importers imported a V35 Sedan (just a 250GTm, nothing special) if I recall correctly? Can someone confirm? I think it was shipped to Brisbane...

Remember that RQ that works at my school? I posted up a thread about her ages ago... well she's still up for a photo session, I just gotta get her friends to commit. But before that, I gotta get the car up to scratch! Parts that didn't make the long list: 1) Chrome wheels. 2) Neons. YGTBFK - Yougottobefcukingkidding. 3) Rear wing. 4) 7 inch wide rims.

Good stuff Funkeh (I'm getting up to speed with the Victorian lingo...) Maybe just reduce the size of the body dimentions diagrams a tad, other than that, sweet. I started doing this kinda stuff for the R31 series last mid-year, but it was all on my wifes HDD and her PC is at the bottom of the closet... will dig it up sometime.

I've only ever seen the 1 -5 gradings on Auction sheets... strange man, they must be grading tightasses or something... Bwahahahahaha! nah Troy, thats the JP-Drivers license course... 25,000 yen for the tests/lessons/paperwork, 275,000 yen into JAF.

I'll have you know Shan I've got some East Bear aero mirrors *on the way* as we speak... m-m-m-m-m-me so haaaaawny. :aroused:

Brians back... how are ya?

Reminds me of Do-mo kun: burnt chicken nugget.

Cool dream... you know, I tell me students that until they have a dream in English, they won't really totally relax with the language and speak out more. They usually don't have a dream in English until they go on a homestay or something in an English speaking country... you had a dream already in Japanese? Thats a good sign man, trust me.

Geezuz guys I feel so proud!!! Seriously, it's GREAT to hear your feedback! Why? Because Trent - TKO Tinting and Nick - Option Tinting are both my younger brothers....

Work Emotion CR Kai... 17x8 on 235/45/17 front, 17x9 on 255/40/17 rear.

Like in the other thread I recommend David at [email protected]. I'm not sure whether he's sent cars to the US before, but I'm sure it's not different to sending a car to Australia... maybe a little more expensive. Just send him a mail, he's always ready to help.

My coworker and I were meant to be going in and buying 2 (yes two) V35 Coupes and keeping them in Japan for a year then shipping them to AU to sell... the school I work for was supposed to buy the cars outright and I'd decide whether to keep mine or not later (so there'd be at least one V35 coupe going to AU). As yet the school haven't purchased anything. Sorry... :boohoo:I got impatient hanging out for the V35 so I got the R32.

To be honest, I've never looked at English language sites/magazines for VQ32DETT info... even if there was an abundance, every western journalist will tip in their 5 cents on what/why/how Nissan are doing what they're doing.I think the key here is to filter out assumption and verified fact. It can get quite confusing when articles are only two or three paragraphs long with so much info/speculation crammed into a few sentences. I've never hidden the fact that I post up articles from "Holiday Auto" magazine because I like their articles. From the bunch of motor magazines on sale in Japan every month, Holiday Auto are the most conservative when it comes to breaking news and scoops. By this I mean some other mags post almost unbelievable dribble that has no connection to reality, while Holiday actually go into great depth explaining why they print what they print and connect the new article with previous articles they printed before. This kind of stuff the average foreigner misses out on because they don't know the language. I'm not saying I'm a master Japanese speaker, far from it, but my wife and I go through and translate every bit of "The Next GT-R" info we get our hands on and filter out the crap from the good stuff... thats the process anyway. dicopotato, if you find any English language stuff that might be of interest could you post it up? Cheers

I have those same wheels (on the 32 in my sig) on order right now... just wait fellas, I'm not happy with it's appearance yet. Troy (Evo_Lee) has been heard saying it has "drift damage"... no by me of course!

The R34 Nismo GT-R hasn't been released yet...

slowmedown: Tell him I sent you

Yes, looks dodgy.Seriously, give David an e-mail, I've used him before, I've known him for 4 years and he buys alot of cars for all the "big name" importers in Australia. Top bloke... I should promote him more...

Put aside... I don't know... $5000? Thats a broad question dude, do you want to live it up or go cheap?Btw, TAS 2005 members, I'll make a new thread where we can discuss a plan of attack for the show, I don't want a repeat of the last one where we meet up twice throughout the whole day and thats it... oh, and Troy and I WILL be there on time this time! Is Christian coming??? He should come...

... maybe put a clickable link in your sig to your forum?