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eeiko321 Experienced

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can anyone confirm that all 02 model R34s were purely just Vspec II Nurs or M Spec Nurs?

yeah im pretty sure thats true

"In February 2002 Nissan released a final production model of the R34 GT-R called the Nür. Nissan also released a limited Manufacturer Special model designated the M-Spec. This came in two forms, the base M-Spec, and the Nür. The Nür was sold in 2 different models: the Skyline GT-R V-spec II Nür and the previously mentioned Skyline GT-R M-spec Nür"

and apparently 2002 is when they were starting to build the Z-tune

and released it in 2003

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I have a blue 2002 'Model R34 GT-R' V-Spec I. It has come with black seats, black upholstery and LH Drive.

It's also 1:18 Scale.

But I think you've been talking about a '2002 Model' R34 GT-R hehe

...couldn't resist - sorry

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I have a blue 2002 'Model R34 GT-R' V-Spec I. It has come with black seats, black upholstery and LH Drive.

It's also 1:18 Scale.

But I think you've been talking about a '2002 Model' R34 GT-R hehe

...couldn't resist - sorry

yeah i dont think 2002 Standard non V-spec GT-R's exist

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You can buy non-VSpec II cars in 2002. They were in full production from 1/1999 to 8/2002.

thats what i thought originally

but if this is the case... its either they seem pretty rare

or its only 6 or 7 years old.... then not many have been exported througout the world yet....

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