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Hi guys I have a r33 gtr v-spec.

It has a club le mans logo on the speedo which i have not seen on other gtrs it also has Tommy Kaira badges but does not have a plaque in the engine bay specifying its a Tommy Kaira gtr.

It seems the badges were just put on to rip off a real Kaira gtr but maybe not? Main thing is the Le mans speedo... do these come on select models or something?

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Wow, never seen that before.

I'd assume it were produced for club members or select tuners in Japan?

The tachometer, does it show 10,000 or 11,000? Nismo 320 is 11,000 by the way. Could be Nismo meter and this club logo put in.

isnt that from a 33gtr lm edition?

I have no idea. From what I have read my car definately isnt a LM edition gtr.

Im trying to sell the car and just thought id find out if it was some sort of special edition gtr or something.

to me it doesnt make any sense going to the trouble of pulling the dash apart just to put that little logo there...

Ill post the ebay link incase you wanna see my car.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...20#ht_552wt_958

Wow, never seen that before.

I'd assume it were produced for club members or select tuners in Japan?

The tachometer, does it show 10,000 or 11,000? Nismo 320 is 11,000 by the way. Could be Nismo meter and this club logo put in.

the tacho goes up to 11000 and has the nismo logo on it

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