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I had a morning 'fun run' with a dude in a very nice black R33 (quite mean looking with a great sounding exhaust and nice alloys). The Plates were: R33 GTS . Who wouldn't want those plates! (given R33 GTST is already taken).

It seemed to go ok, wonder what mods it has or if anyone knows it.

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Originally posted by Micko

I reckon R34 has the plates to die for - wanna sell em Chris?:lol:

Got offered $5k for them a couple of years ago and didn't accept it. Might now after I saw that set of Blitz Z1 wheels for sale :mad:

Wouldn't mind getting "RE5PECT" now but I bet they're gone

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I saw a schmick R32 GTR today near those motorcycle shops at the causeway end of Albany hwy.

It was the ohh-so rare factory navy blue with stock rims, N1 style exhaust, stock cross-drilled rotors, HKS boost gauge on the A-pillar, stock IC stripped of the black paint and the number plates

"GTR R32" in blue with white writing.

Never seen a blue on in the flesh, very Horn.

Cheers,

Ryan.

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