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!!!URGENT!!! plz help asap !!!

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hey every1

i need info and really quick...

im going to test drive an r32 gtr v-spec tomorrow after work

and i really need to know what the chassis code is to prove it is a v-spec

i can see it has brembo brakes.. the code ive taken from the car is

E- BNR 32-301887

KBNR32RBFS

not sure what that all is but yeh i need as much info and or tips on this as possible i would appreciate it heaps...

pls forward any info to my email.. [email protected]

thanx heaps..

Corey

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I just did a quick search on Nissan FAST and nothing would come up when i put "EBNR32" in the software so i cut the E off and it found the car in question. It said nothing about V-Spec but what i did notice is that in one of the boxes it said GT-R1.7

So i searched an earlier number car ie "BNR32-010221" and in that same box only GT-R came up.

Just a wild guess but im thinking that 1.7 has to do with V-Spec.

I could be way off however...

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