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It's an awesome looking gtr with the black on white. Easily one of my favourites. Usually the 400R bodykit looks tacky and doesnt line up properly, but the owner has done well with this one.

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Teins, black rims (te37 in 18x10.5+15), 285 rubber, 15% tint, series 3 headlights, kakimoto exhaust, carbon blade on wing, spray fmic black if it isn't already, black front lip (matte).

That's an instant winner. To really pull it off, build the motor, 400awkw.

You almost had me? You never had me - you never had your car... Granny shiftin' not double clutchin' like you should. You're lucky that hundred shot of NOS didn't blow the welds on the intake! You almost had me?

You almost had me? You never had me - you never had your car... Granny shiftin' not double clutchin' like you should. You're lucky that hundred shot of NOS didn't blow the welds on the intake! You almost had me?

hahahah ....Fast and furious

slam, wide jap rims, stretch, boot lip, roof spoiler, ganadors, done

nah not on a gtr need good fitment but reasonable hieght, they mean business gtrs none of this low an slow :P

what you describe sounds a lot like a maroon gtst gettin around :)

nah not on a gtr need good fitment but reasonable hieght, they mean business gtrs none of this low an slow :action-smiley-069:

what you describe sounds a lot like a maroon gtst gettin around :)

lol... i wanna see it done to an R

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