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Good work Kris, looks like you found your twin there as well, I wish it was me though ( driving it). Maybe time to sell the M-spec for a 35??

As for the bowsers on the top, thats almost normal in Japan, I thought you would have seen them before!!

Thanks mate, and thanks to everyone who posted comments. I had a blast driving the 35 in Tokyo kind of a dream come true in a way.

As for selling the 34 for the 35, Shin (owner of the 35) had a 34 GTR making 600ps at all four and says the 35 is faster and better in almost every way. Some people are saying that the 34's are a more fun car to throw around for the driving experience but the 35's are better in other respects.

For the bowsers, yeah guess I never filled up my rental cars in big cities I guess always in small towns or PA's where normal bowsers are found and just never paid attention.

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No it wasnt,but it was funny to see two 35s with same .35 number plates,except they were different prefectures i think.

Lot's of 35's running around with 35 number plates. You're right though it's not the Top Secret 35. Top Secret's 35 is now all stickered up and wears 20" GT-C's.

Here's another "35" 35 I saw in Akihabara yesterday arvo driving around. Prefecture was too blurry to read in my original photo tho. Camera phone. :D

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Good work Kris, looks like you found your twin there as well, I wish it was me though ( driving it). Maybe time to sell the M-spec for a 35??

As for the bowsers on the top, thats almost normal in Japan, I thought you would have seen them before!!

At one stage, i did see a BP server in Boxhill (vic) use bowsers on top.

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