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C'mon you're all a pretty creative bunch

Give me some ideas for my GTR using the top two combinations (sorry, I'm not into paying thousands for plates) to keep it around the $500 mark.

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I have seen "TI3VOM" and "PMS 247"

How about - 60J1RA "Go ji ra"

The only one which falls into the $400-500 category is PMS247 and I don't think Mark would drive it with those on :banana: btw, its taken

I came up with MYTR. Its not cheap, but: Mightier, MY GTR. Its available, but yeh they reckon about $2300.

GTR320 is available and cheaper too.

Thats all I have.

Edited by datto260Z

I got

280BHP - if you feel like keeping your gtr stock...unless that is too late then forget that...

26LTT - 2.6L twin turbo

ZLA26 - Godzila 2.6L

NFS32 - Need for speed 32...

NYA32 - Only if you like cats ^^

Thats all i got, i go bed now...refers to time posted.... ><

I got

280BHP - if you feel like keeping your gtr stock...unless that is too late then forget that...

26LTT - 2.6L twin turbo

ZLA26 - Godzila 2.6L

NFS32 - Need for speed 32...

NYA32 - Only if you like cats ^^

Thats all i got, i go bed now...refers to time posted.... ><

good effort, it must be the late night that did it :P

I've ordered my plate, didn't end up getting any I had on my shortlist which were

32FTW or UNQ32

although I did like ZLR32 I decided in the end I really wanted GTR in it, couldn't get the numbers after I wanted so settled for this one.

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