Rezz

エアロブーメランタイプの散光灯に、ボンネット上には高速隊特有の虫除け板を装備する。 バックミラーはシングルで、吸盤式のミラーを追加している。 And translated: Equipped with an Aero boomerang type siren, with an insect repellent board especially for high-speed persuits on the bonnet. The single rear-view mirror also has an added suction cup type mirror.

Not me... I got a school christmas party to attend

Brrrrrrrr! WRONG. I got OW3NED bigtime over at nissansilvia.com when some guy told me it was a bug deflector... I thought it was for wind, but he was right in saying it's there to keep bugs off the windscreen for persuit purposes. Please don't argue with me on this. I talked to a retired police sargeant (one of our students) and he confirmed that it's a bug deflector, even showed me some police internet site explaining the exact positioning and angle of the "Bug Deflector" for various models of police cars Crown, RX-7, GTO, GT-R etc.

Meet up with Dave? He's Mr Yamanashi around these parts...

What IG said, plus the fact that you might have to string a few part time jobs together if you don't have a degree to make ends meet. Full time jobs are around (I'm talking about private schools) but generally you'd need to have good experience teaching Japanese students to land those.

I can't believe airbrushing and big chromies are still cool down there... that "HELPME" guy should be ashamed! Taht stuff went out in the '90s!

In Sydney somewhere... thats as much info as I can give you. It's just you and the big bad internet from now on...

Blitz told me that Unique Autosports now have the R34 Nismo Z-tune

Hahahaa!! Well done! How'd you get a pic of the test mule??!!? I thought we were thorough with the security... Here's a pic going in next months Option 2 GT-Rezz expose:

Bwahahaha! You only just woke up??? How's it going buddy...

If he had a Skyline, he might understand what we're saying...

We're not harsh... it's funkymonkey who's harsh hahahaSo, why do you basically use everything else originating from Japan thats been posted about the next GT-R, then use an invented chassis designation for it? It just seems out of wack. I've never called it R35 for a reason. I'm the last person that'll perpetuate things that (ordinary - with no contacts whatsoever) people just assume it will be called. I've posted up in easy to understand English with pics how Nissan go about naming chassis etc, and for all intents and purposes, the "R" designatin is dead. Ok? Please call it "Next GT-R" or "2007 GT-R" or I'll make my own updated FAQ and sticky it... theres 2 conflicting ideas at play here that shouldn't happen on one of the best Skyline sites. Do you even have a Skyline?

mastec: posting this in the Japan forum probably won't help you too much Please keep advertising businesses in their appropriate forums. Closed.

Yeah! Carry on even though it's wrong! Choice

Well... just be an Aussie and treat her as you would any other girl and you'll be right. She's probably wondering the same thing you are so...

Yeah... it's becoming an Urban Legend that Snopes.com will have to investigate.

Seriously, I reckon they might let one go for A$100,000.

19's man... 19's...Hell, even the V35 Coupe Series 2 has 19" rims on it...

Well I did add one of these > for good measure but anyways... I'm with Troy on this one... what else is new?

Troy you're house looks like a 3rd world country by the end of the week...

I'm sure Japanese know 1st aid and rudimentary accident scene proceedures... it's just that they can't INITIATE. They need a higher ranking person around to "guide" them into action. I can see it now: "Kare wo tasukete agemashouka?" "Hai, douzo" "Iie, saki ni douzo" "Douzo" "ii-e douzo" "douzo-douzo"...

As per the Japan forum thread it's Sonic Silver KR4... KR4 looks to be slightly goldy kinda silver, whereas Athlete Silver KV2 has blue ting to it. It's quite noticable when you've got both silvers together side by side... go the KR4 I say, it doesn't look so "cold".

+81 is the International country code for Japan... I wouldn't just ring up and say "G'day, is this HKS? Yeah, oi'd loike to make an offah on ya Zee-row Aah youz got parked out back moite yeah"... they'd just think "wtf" and hang up on you. First of all you should say: "Moshi moshi?" (sounds like "More-shi more-shi" but say it quickly with no pause) Then: "Eigo ga dekimasuka?" (ey-goh gah de-ki-mahss-ka - it means "Can you speaka de English??!! ) This is no joke. Please say this first before clearly announcing you're intentions in clear Queens English... none of this Aussie crap ok? It's bigass International business transaction time!

Guys Guys!!! Remember, Japanese people need a Leader! They won't do anything on their own accord otherwise! I should know, I've had a hand in sacking 25 Japanese receptionists in the last 3 years!

jake32: I said "guesstimate", "some gems to be found" etc... I don't know how buying cars with logbooks at auction changes what I've seen in Japan? My guesstimate is based on the 1,000s of Skylines I've seen over the last 4.5 years here. Don't get me wrong though, I agree, each car should be judged by it's condition irrespective of it's kilometers. I thought it would be obvious that there are exceptions:confused: Btw, I've seen a 70,000km '03 V35 Skyline Coupe at a dealer... wow who would've thought that would be possible in Japan? This is my point.