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....this is quite possibly more gay than Bruno...

Yes - even more gay than his talking penis!

However, a few people that can afford it are doing this in Japan! Ugly as in my opinion!

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R34/35 would be an ideal track car.

looks fantastic for that purpose. Id have one !!

Gotta be kidding me! All the hideous aesthetics of the 35 combined with the slowness (by R35 standards) of the 34? I'd sooner have the opposite mate!

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Gotta be kidding me! All the hideous aesthetics of the 35 combined with the slowness (by R35 standards) of the 34? I'd sooner have the opposite mate!

wide track, a thousand HP, yeah it'd be a great track car.

meh, it aint mine and never will be so opinions count for nothing :)

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Unless that r34 gtr has some major JUN built motor and track setup suspention n chassi; the cost of this conversion would be quite alot considering you can buy an r35 gtr in japan for like under 8million yen, sell your r34 gtr for 4million yen minus the cost of the conversion at 2million yen; only need 20k equivalent au dollar extra to have a real r35 gtr.

Wait what country is this in, if its in the us, au or eu then i can understand lolz.

Birds Grand Master

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wide track, a thousand HP, yeah it'd be a great track car.

meh, it aint mine and never will be so opinions count for nothing :D

Nonsense! You just need to move to Japan and develop an appreciation for "fixing" things that aren't broken :D

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