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I am almost 26, I got a loan to get my 93 R32 GTS-T, as I could not wait to get it (my 260z was rusted to hell). Since I have just gotten married (2months ago and all savings went into that) and now am looking to save for a house.

I sat down and had a look at my bills. The loan & insurance is taking alot of money (about 1/4 of my pay), then rent taking almost 1/2 then the rest is bills and saving. So no money for mods :starwars:

I work on an Internet Help desk for a telco, pay is ok and have to do shift work & no overtime avalable.

I get a car allowance for work. Hmmm hire purchase a falcon or commodore or hire purchase an original Nissan australia delivered R32 GTR?

The R32 has been a good work car as was the R33 GTST for 3 years before it (complete with nitrous setup that one).

Most modifications (including group A turbos) and all quality oils, fuel and repairs are tax deductions too :)

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