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OMG :D:(;) Im so happy for this WA owner... if i was in my 30's id be selling my house and renting for 1 of these!!

THE SO AMASING!!! :blink: good work and congratulations on the find! ..

p.s - i'd be chasing 1 of these allday/night if i seen the new gtr on the streets!

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surprisingly it really does look best in that red...looks excellent in that colour hey....just needs black wheels

yeah, the red looked the best I think then black, gunmetalish, silver, white and that weird goldish/bronze colour.

here it is with smoked rims

Shaun

the orange one is the hotest collor i seen them in so far, dose anyone know if there is anyway of importing and street licensing these in WA ?

the nissan dealers say that if you put a deposit now u get the car in around a year time. which is a little too long for my liking..

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