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Bunta

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Thank you all for the encouragement and advice.

I like the white interior...but we'll see how easy it is to live with. The rear wing has been put back on so i'll see which I prefer (on or off).

Oh, and I do not beleive it to be a VSpecII.

While it has the brembo brakes strut braces, I'm sure the vspecII's didnt come out in '92.

The only remaining way I have is to check the codes printed on the attessa controller methinks....

To me, The brakes were the most important part of the VSpec.

I'll let you know how it goes!

Cheers

f

either way having the brakes is good!

IanB Veteran

IanB

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the 33 gearbox would be quite a good thing to have, the clutch packs in them are electronically controlled as opposed to the hydrolic system in the 32, which makes it alot more responsive.

Ive often thought about getting a 33 gearbox for my 32 but im not sure what would be required to wire them up, and I have better things to do with my money

Col-GTSX Grand Master

Col-GTSX

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Id just like to add the following;

1. I have worked on that car

2. I have driven that car

3. I remember the day it was pulled from its container and loaded on to a flat bed

4. It used to be (in my mind) the cleanest GTR in Australia (hopefully still is, have not seen it in over 3 years)

5. I envy you, this is a beautiful car

I would love to see her again, please bring her to a Tuesday night dinner soon...

Cheers Col

Keegs Grand Master

Keegs

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Id just like to add the following;

1. I have worked on that car

2. I have driven that car

3. I remember the day it was pulled from its container and loaded on to a flat bed

4. It used to be (in my mind) the cleanest GTR in Australia (hopefully still is, have not seen it in over 3 years)

5. I envy you, this is a beautiful car

I would love to see her again, please bring her to a Tuesday night dinner soon...

Cheers Col

were you/are you in <3 ??

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Phrase

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Col,

Tuesday night sure! When and where.....you might be able to clear up a couple of things for me....

Oh, by the way the experience has been good so far. The battery was a bit flat so some of the warning lights were coming on. Put another battery in and its been pretty nice......until you boot the loud pedal.......then the fury is unleashed!

Id just like to add the following;

1. I have worked on that car

2. I have driven that car

3. I remember the day it was pulled from its container and loaded on to a flat bed

4. It used to be (in my mind) the cleanest GTR in Australia (hopefully still is, have not seen it in over 3 years)

5. I envy you, this is a beautiful car

I would love to see her again, please bring her to a Tuesday night dinner soon...

Cheers Col

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