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fenderbeau
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Hey guys, here's a photo of my stock standard stagea I bought recently. Hope you like

Stealth400
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I did them myself, modified R34GTR rear fenders

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Guys! once i've seen a pic of brigth yellow M35 Stagea in the net! spent hours and hours trying to find it again. May be, anyone have this pic saved or link to look at it? i would be wery pleased t

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This is mine just bought it and I got to drive it once so far until i register it. I have to sell my old 94 Cresta Tourer V before i can register this one. At least I got to drive it for a couple of hours, and it drives awesome.

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this is my S1, have done manual conversion, greddy plenum, 80mm hypertune trottle body, FMIC, nismo fuel pump, nismo FPR, S15 inj, R34 turbo, Apexi PFC, R34 gtt brake upgrade, GAB coilovers. (PFC, FPR & INJ fitted after photo's taken)

Will be getting rid of front spoiler as have Autech bar to go on.

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Bis-e Bee Mentor

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Took some pics of the car today. Shall have a full kit to in a few weeks and a few other mods and be lowered with a nice set of rims in the next month. So will upload more pics once all done.

Nice stag and a great choice of scenery :(

Jezboosted Community Regular

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Went for a Tambo run and also along The Panorama after finishing fuel filter and spark plugs. Car definitely is running smoother. Pity there was so much traffic out today....

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*evil laffter*

another stag man converting to the darkside! (M35).

way to go Ben, sorry my car isn't still for sale man :P but I'm sure you'll track one down sooner or later.

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*evil laffter*

another stag man converting to the darkside! (M35).

way to go Ben, sorry my car isn't still for sale man :P but I'm sure you'll track one down sooner or later.

Thanks Stephen,

I have someone working on it for me! hope to source one from japan... C'mon Aussie Dollar! you can do it!

southern_tango Proficient

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Here is my baby!

just put it up for sale as I am going M35! let me know if you have a nice one for sale!

Link to sale: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ni...97-t270721.html

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Excellent pics...I can see you are a pro photographer loved the use of the afternoon light :devil::P and the one with the fish eye...envy the condition of your car ,looks like new...

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Bis-e Bee

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IMHO C34 > M35

I think it's really personal taste, the M35 is really nice to drive and very luxurious.

I'm sure the C34 is alright too but something that little bit newer really appealed to me.

To each their own, they are both fantastic member's of the stagea family.

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