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Very nice - one question though

Do Vicroads code the non-custom number plates to coincide with the model of the car, or is it just coincidence that I have only seen plates starting with WHC on R34 GTRs - three of them now.

Very nice car!

Thanks for your opinions guys. Yeah i am very happy with it. Cant wait to go on another great ocean road cruise, havnt been on one for ages.

Same here... will be doing so when I get my car back from it's rebuild :woot:

Hey mate how are ya? Yeah finnaly got one, give me a little whilE then ill race ya lol. Love those nismo rims, cant wait to put them on my NUR.

Your car or ya dads car..? LOL!

Doesn't matter as least you got one!

Yeah Nismo LMGT4 is a must for the Nur.

Well you know the basics of what to mod for a Nur, let me know how you go!

Thanks for your opinions guys. Yeah i am very happy with it. Cant wait to go on another great ocean road cruise, havnt been on one for ages.

You should join us on the member cruise! Would be great to see another 34 GTR in the mix, especially a Nur :P

Although not sure if it's too late to get your membership for that event.

You should join us on the member cruise! Would be great to see another 34 GTR in the mix, especially a Nur :P

Although not sure if it's too late to get your membership for that event.

It's never too late...You can join on the day if you really need to leave it that late...

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