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I like my white R34. Only other colour I would buy is Bayside Blue.

I think I will put the Impul kit on soon. MissR34 yours looks very nice.

I will probably remove as much of the mesh in the front bar as possible though(I'd prefer to see my FMIC anyway) and I might keep my current rear bar as Lingeringsoul makes some good points.

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Hey guys and girls,

Im currently in the market for a R34 coupe GT-T, for some reason i have found the yellow ones really appealing but unfortunately the few yellow ones i have found have been sold when i have rung up, and the other colour i was contemplating was the white, do you think that the white in the r34 is just meh or is it just me?

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Lam

Yeh agree with the white. not a big fan of white

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White 34 with Gun Metal or Bronze/Gold wheels looks awesome, then again so do any other colour really... i saw a white 34 with white Nismo wheels and that look very nice also.

rtk post up some more pics of your car with those wheels if you have them,

also, sell me your foggies please!!

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rtk post up some more pics of your car with those wheels if you have them,

also, sell me your foggies please!!

Sorry foggies are staying (for now) but you can buy the wheels, they came with the car and i want TER37's.

Above is the only other pic i have with the wheels in veiw.

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Well in the end, you could always go for a re-spray, but...

Black is gorgeous and Silver too,

Tell me though, is anyone familiar with the MCR R34, that in its red state looks hot, the only thing i don't like about the Red is that it takes away from the tail lights a little

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