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I went to see it and quite honestly, I was a bit dissapointed. Not so much about the car but the way it was in a box that had so much glare you could barely see into it!!! WTF!!!

If you were there at 1:30 you probably would have noticed me. I was the kid that walked up to it looking very happy until I saw it in its hot wheels box, at that point my smile deteriorated :thumbsup:

+ my phone had low batt so I couldn't take pics.

Edited by groggit
Hey guys,

just an update from nissan australia...the GTR was supposed to be shown in Sydney on the 19th March next to Circular Quay, It has changed a day earlier.

18th March at Cockle Bay, Next to IMAX, 7am to 7pm

cant wait to see it :thumbsup:

EDIT

DAMS, 666DAN beat me to it 30min ago :blink:

[Mod edit: Updated title to avoid multiple threads on this. Merged threads into 1.]

18th March at Cockle Bay, Next to IMAX, 7am to 7pm

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