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Slide - agreed. All this hype about it just because it's a ztune, when it's really just an r34 with a few aero bits and some go fast bits.

Err, can't you say that about any and every R34

what about hte fact that is actually a rb28dett?

plus the fact that is one of the quicker road legal cars in aus?

its gotta count for something

i mean u buy it and all the mods are done to it already and extreme mods at that - plus it looks hella awesome

ohh and re the two number plates - the nsw ones are when powerplay still had it b4 the owner took posession of it and changed the number plates

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Slide - agreed. All this hype about it just because it's a ztune, when it's really just an r34 with a few aero bits and some go fast bits.

Know your fact before you post comments like this. Its much more than what your saying it is.

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