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Hi all,

Ok, so heres the gitty. Im an enthusiast of nissan skylines and currently am i proud owner of an r33 gts-t 97 model m spec manual. The car itself is pretty bog-stock atm but i have many plans to do do various things to it. Any suggestion will be much appreciated as i dont know much about nissan skylines. Also, does anyone know about any cruizes happening in melbourne? I've never been on one and would like to go one time.

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Jim

Welcome mate.

I think there was a big cruise tonight up in to the hills .But just keep a eye out in the Events section and you will be able to keep up with whats going on.

So you went a R33 ..Would like to see a pic or 2

I dont know what you want to do with your Skyline but the list is endless. Most common would be a exhaust first up

And then you will be able to go from there..

Cheers :P

welcome mate. best mod for your car is a SAUvic membership, 70 bux and you get discounts off lotsa stuff. infact the club has saved me approx 150 bux this week alone. well worth it. theres a lot of good event the club does too. hope you enjoy your car and look forward to some pics man.

welcome mate. best mod for your car is a SAUvic membership, 70 bux and you get discounts off lotsa stuff. infact the club has saved me approx 150 bux this week alone. well worth it. theres a lot of good event the club does too. hope you enjoy your car and look forward to some pics man.

I would also agree with this..

welcome jim but first and foremost your car is called a TYPE M not M SPEC because M SPEC is a whole different car.. i know we type m owners would love to have a m spec but unfortunatly our pockets dont allow us..

good luck with your liner and see you on a cruise

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