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I'm a big fan of anything DR30, so when I opened up to this I was quite happy. Photo's are a bit fuzzy but ya get the idea. It's in absolute mint condition. Got another skyline book too but has no DR30 coverage.

Whilst we are on this subject, I have these in my collection if anyone needs any information, pictures or anything else I can get from them.

Cheers, D

Me too, but my old has an excuse.

It is a great gift and a credit to his olds for having the intelligence and understanding of their son to know what would appeal to him.

Congratulate them from me Josh, the best mine ever do is socks & undies or shirts that don't fit.

Cheers, D

if you guys can get me good quality high res scans of the japanese catalogues and brochures I'll give it a crack of translating em and putting em up on SAU's wiki with cleaned up pics etc...

I'm in the process of doing the same with the R32, R33 n R34 ones I've got

if you guys can get me good quality high res scans of the japanese catalogues and brochures I'll give it a crack of translating em and putting em up on SAU's wiki with cleaned up pics etc...

I'm in the process of doing the same with the R32, R33 n R34 ones I've got

Is 2400 x 4800 high enough?

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