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Well hello again all,

its been a long time since i posted on here since i sold my old GTS.

Since being a skyline owner i have had an old Hilux, and a Nissan Patrol, also drove a little Pulsar for a while there.

Well i thought i would share a few pics of my new GTR anyway.

Its a 1994 model and has 300rwkw

so you will be seeing me on the SAU cruises again, look foward to catching up with you all again.

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Will be putting up some more in due time

Cheers

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Hey guys,

Yeah nick's got the answer there its glue from a N1 Lip,

and yeah there is a full R34 GTR interior inside, half cage, and a Nardi steering wheel.

Think the wheels are Simmons not the BBS ones.

Anyway when is the next cruises on wouldnt mind coming along

Cheers

I know how you feel drftking. Just got into a new R32 after a few years away from them and cant describe the joy it gives me to drive.

I am sure you are feeling the same thing.

Nice Ride!!!

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