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there's a 2002 R34 GTR V-Spec II im considering atm. Im going to inspect it in the next few days. At this point in time i have only seen photo's. But the bonnet does not have the vent which i thought V-spec II have? When I'd asked him about it he said that the cbf bonnet with the vent is a added option? Am i missing something in the 2002 model? The seats are aftermarket aswell so couldn't even tell if the orignals were the darker colour. Either its a v-spec I with a VII badge or for some stupid reason someone decided to change the orginal bonnet?

there's a 2002 R34 GTR V-Spec II im considering atm. Im going to inspect it in the next few days. At this point in time i have only seen photo's. But the bonnet does not have the vent which i thought V-spec II have? When I'd asked him about it he said that the cbf bonnet with the vent is a added option? Am i missing something in the 2002 model? The seats are aftermarket aswell so couldn't even tell if the orignals were the darker colour. Either its a v-spec I with a VII badge or for some stupid reason someone decided to change the orginal bonnet?

Hey man, post the link as there is a dodgy trader on carsales.com

all 2002 vs2's have the cf bonnet with naca duct.

If it doesn't someone's switched it or it's not a vs2.

a better idea is to get the vin numbers and pass it all through FAST to see if it's the real deal.

This bumper with the gills on the left hand side, was that an optional extra?

yes it was a optional extra it was for an oil cooler mounted in the left hand guard you got the little air guide peice that mounted on your standard front bar and a vent that went on the side you had to cut out a hole and of course you got a oil cooler

yes it was a optional extra it was for an oil cooler mounted in the left hand guard you got the little air guide peice that mounted on your standard front bar and a vent that went on the side you had to cut out a hole and of course you got a oil cooler

Ah ok - cool, very helpful. Thanks.

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