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Kinda plain inside though. They do have that presence though with the kit and things.

People will pay a lot to get the 4 door for those that want easier access to the back seats. To find a good R34 4-door is pretty difficult, especially around that price

It is possible to find nice R33 4 doors cheap. I had access to 2 neat Grey 4 door autos with low km's. The were both around 11.5K. I nearly got one but decided I better buy a house before they go up in price so much that I can't afford one at all. My brother ended up with one with 50000 km's and immaculate condition besides one barely noticeable key scratch.

What do R34 4 doors go for? Similar to a chaser?

I was reading a HPI mag at work last night.

It looked like a JZE special as it only had supra's etc in it.

The 2JZGTE and 1JZGTE motors apparently on stock internals will shiet over a RB in reliability. Apparently in the US its not uncommon to pull 700od HP out of a stock JZE without problems.

The mentioned to look at www.supraforums.com I think it was.

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