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Hey guys this is my very first post so please dont flame me,

anyways i currently own a 94 Toyota Supra SZ i purchased about 6 months ago. This car has been very true to me and is still a pleasure to drive. However since the purchase i have been able to come in possession of a bit more money and am looking to upgrade. This is purely because my decision to buy this particular Supra was very rushed and made quite ignorantly without any contextual knowledge towards the model itself. After purchasing the car and reading up a bit more, i became aware of how hasty my transaction had been. I was particularly annoyed to find out about the SZ-R model which features larger brakes and a 6 speed gearbox (there are also other upgrades as im sure most of you are aware of but they were the main two which stood out to me the most). Now that im deciding to sell the car, i am very hesitant about purchasing another without a full understanding of it. One car i am considering is the R34-25GT. I am completely determined to buy a car which pleases me in all ways and without regrets. For this reason i have had several questions, most of which have already been answered by the resources available on this site (very helpful i might add). I do however still have a couple more in regards to variants and i want to be completely informed before i commit to a sale. I was wandering if like the NA Supra, does the Skyline have a particular upgraded model (like the SZ-R) that has some additional factory extras. Furthermore, was there ever a refurbishment of the R34 during its production, that is, is there a Series 1 and Series 2 model?

Thanks for all your help guys and sorry if i kept comparing the Skyline to the Supra, but its the only way i could covey what im trying to ask.

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yes there is a series 1 and 2 r34 (but the differences are minimal. no difference in performance, just cosmetic). there isn't really any model variations of the turbo versions of the gt-t. some may have a few different options, but that simply comes down to what options the original owner wanted

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yes there is a series 1 and 2 r34 (but the differences are minimal. no difference in performance, just cosmetic). there isn't really any model variations of the turbo versions of the gt-t. some may have a few different options, but that simply comes down to what options the original owner wanted

What year was the Series 2 released, and was there any variations of the na GT version? thanks for the help

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series 2 was released 2000... there are different models of N/A.. there is GT, GT-X, GT-V.. also there is the GT-4.. which is a 4WD version.. i believe there are a couple of rb20 motors in aus.. you don't want them LOL

if you search a bit mate you will find all the info you need.. just do some google, SAU searches and learn what you need.. it's not hard..

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