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Thanks for that!

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Check VIN again, nothing coming up.

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All R34 GTRs have it except for V-Spec N1 and V-Spec II N1.

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The numbers I got given for the car I want to buy are:

VIN: 6T91MPAAATXBVW001

CHASSIS: BCNR33-002306

I may have to contact the seller to get him to resend

I tried again but it didn't work. Sometimes this can happen and it can work on other people's FAST programs. Can anyone else try?

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Thanks.

Anyone know what the last box is on the left in the second last row? The one that states "GT-R.17

Gonna take a guess here...

All the R32 GTR screenshots I have saved are all non-vspec models except for yours. All the regular GTRs just say "GT-R" in that box. Yours is a vspec and says "GT-R.17". Maybe its referring to the standard 17" wheels as a way of identifying between a regular GTR and a vspec GTR.

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Gonna take a guess here...

All the R32 GTR screenshots I have saved are all non-vspec models except for yours. All the regular GTRs just say "GT-R" in that box. Yours is a vspec and says "GT-R.17". Maybe its referring to the standard 17" wheels as a way of identifying between a regular GTR and a vspec GTR.

The "8" (third last digit) in the model number signifies the GTR V spec II. Is there a possibility that it could be the build number off the production line? there was only 1303 produced.

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The "8" (third last digit) in the model number signifies the GTR V spec II. Is there a possibility that it could be the build number off the production line? there was only 1303 produced.

Hmm I don't think it would be the build number. If I do a generic "R32" search in FAST, I'm able to click that button and it shows me all the models of the R32:

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The ones we are concerned about are GT-R and GT-R.17, which both of them are there and there are no others saying something like GT-R.1000, for example.

So I then looked for a vspec vin number on google, searched it and it says GT-R.17.

Then I searched another vspec vin number to make sure and it also says GT-R.17.

So basically, I'm pretty sure its just a way to distinguish between a regular GTR and a GTR vspec by using the .17 as a reference to the standard wheels, as I said before.

Hope this helps :P

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Hmm I don't think it would be the build number. If I do a generic "R32" search in FAST, I'm able to click that button and it shows me all the models of the R32:

post-63532-1276143406_thumb.jpg

The ones we are concerned about are GT-R and GT-R.17, which both of them are there and there are no others saying something like GT-R.1000, for example.

So I then looked for a vspec vin number on google, searched it and it says GT-R.17.

Then I searched another vspec vin number to make sure and it also says GT-R.17.

So basically, I'm pretty sure its just a way to distinguish between a regular GTR and a GTR vspec by using the .17 as a reference to the standard wheels, as I said before.

Hope this helps ;)

Certainly does Dark26, thanks for all the effort, appreciate it.

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BCNR33-042666

please

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BNR32012779 the car is pretty stock with all the nismo gear on it. can this programme tell if its an original nismo or a standard? ta

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Apparently, Nismo GTR VINs start with BNR32-100XXX, and regular GTRs start with BNR32-000XXX, and yours starts with a 0.

Also, I found a Nismo GTR on SAU and the VIN started with a 1. Also, at the end of the model code, there should be a 'RA' which stands for 'Nismo Group A Limited Edition' but yours says LTZG.

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Apparently, Nismo GTR VINs start with BNR32-100XXX, and regular GTRs start with BNR32-000XXX, and yours starts with a 0.

Also, I found a Nismo GTR on SAU and the VIN started with a 1. Also, at the end of the model code, there should be a 'RA' which stands for 'Nismo Group A Limited Edition' but yours says LTZG.

Ah k shame, i really had hopes it was a nismo version lol. had the bonnet lip, the dash, stickers etc. And the car was pretty much stock. All it has is a cat back exhaust, pods and rwd switch lol. ah well thanks alot mate. shhh "ill just pretend its a nismo anyway" shh hahha

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