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Again, #20 and #25 are the same car.

No 9 (ex-Linfox) and No 28 (EXD441) are the same car as well - its retired to Qld

sorry guys, now aligned with the above noted changes...

Red Pearl Metallic (26):

1. 8/91, 53 of 100 (#16907), QLD plates OZR32, owned by RBNT

2. 5/91, 27 of 100 (#16070), NSW plates GTR100, owned by AUSSIE_DELIVERED_R32_GTR

3. 8/91, 72 of 100 (#16930), VIC plates, owned by ZARDOS

4. 77 of 100 (#17161), VIC plates, owned by MAZ

5. With Hollandia sunroof

6. Mark Skaife's GTR as seen at the NSW Club, Gibson modified

7. Kerry Packer's GTR, NSW plates AZ?97H, sold privately, heavily modified

8. 6/91, 37 of 100 (#16117), WA plates, owned by jun 2.7

9. Former Linfox Transport Targa GTR #720 raced by Kevin & Peter Bartlett, 6/91, (#16141), QLD plates 151HHZ, owned by John_AUSGTR (prior plates were VIC EXD441)

10. NSW plates CHN032

11. As per magazine article, NSW plates ANO84F

12. Targa GTR #832 raced by Jim Richards & Barry Oliver

13. With NOS kit, NSW plates DIG04U

14. NSW plates SYNRGY

15. NSW plates KNETIC

16. Hills area of Sydney, NSW plates

17. Carlingford area of Sydney, lady driver, NSW plates

18. 18inch gold Simmons wheels, QLD plates

19. GMS race car no.1

20. 93 of 100, Sydney, Autosport customer

21. 36 of 100 (16107), VIC plates GTR500

22. Mark Skaife was given a GTR by Nissan

23. Jim Richards was given a GTR by Nissan, used in Targa Tassie a few times, colour coded Simmons wheels with bigger brakes. Former GMS mechanic stripped the brakes off the car and getting it ready for sale

24. QLD plates ONBAIL & now replaced with GDZILA, 447kw, T66 low mount setup with roll cage, 18” BBS LM gold wheels

25. Kier Wilson owned GTR, WA plates BB555D

26. Published in magazine in a handling test comparison with supercars, trade plates 25A1500

Black Pearl Metallic (15):

1. 5/91, 21 of 100 (#16045), NSW plates ASU66U, owned by GTR FAN

2. 8/91, 78 of 100, VIC plates NURVUS, owned by GODZILA

3. 5/91, 14 of 100, QLD plates 322GTR, owned by brad_gtr

4. Tarmac Rally GTR

5. Parramatta area of Sydney

6. CRD built GTR with 1000+hp, ACT plates JUN

7. 5/91, WA plates GTR091

8. 5/91, NSW plates ABA20G

9. 1992 Australian Touring Car pace/safety car

10. 19 of 100, Sydney, Autosport customer

11. 87 of 100

12. Kerry Packer's GTR, gave to his friend, heavily modified

13. VIC plates OZGTR as seen at the Nats 2006

14. Jim Richards published article comparing factory GTR to Winfield GTR, VIC plates starting with ‘KB’

15. (#15973), likely Kevin Bartlett car as it was modified with roll cage, owned by GTROB

Jet Silver Metallic (5):

1. 8/91, 60 of 100 (#16942), NSW plates GO21LA, owned by Marko R1

2. Kier Wilson of Willall Racing's 8.7sec GTR with 1000hp, WA plates RH9

3. Brisbane area, not registered and driven anymore

4. Kerry Packer's GTR, he gave to his helicopter who saved his life after heart attack (Nick Ross), heavily modified

5. As seen in the published track test @ Eastern Creek, NSW plates AEL16K, gunmetal grey Enkei wheels

6. 5/91, QLD plates NO1GTR, owned by Dazmo (chassis number does not exist on the build date list, 6F4KBNR32A0011273...11273?)

Racing livery colours (6):

1. GMS race car no.2

2. GMS race car no.3

3. GMS race car no.4

4. GIO race car no.1

5. GIO race car no.2

6. Blue & green Falken promotion GTR

Great story and excellent exposure for us. Unfortunately Scott couldnt couldnt mention our little thread in the piece due to size constraints however we are getting a mention in their newsletter which has a circ of around 35,000 which is great.

Now, time to get Nissan to help us out.

Great story and excellent exposure for us. Unfortunately Scott couldnt couldnt mention our little thread in the piece due to size constraints however we are getting a mention in their newsletter which has a circ of around 35,000 which is great.

Now, time to get Nissan to help us out.

what newsletter are u referring to ken? i'd like to get my hands on a copy

who owns that car & where is our update from your internal source :)

This one was passed in at the last Melbourne auction hence why it's in there under the Park and Sell option.....

Bob.

I don't know as I wasn't at the auction.

That part is misleading anyway as the auctioneers run phantom bids up near the reserve hoping someone will bid to cover the reserve price. If a car has a reserve of $40K, they will run the bidding up to mid-high $30's and hope it crosses the line or at least get close enough to submit the bid and negotiate after the auction. I have bought and sold cars at Shannons auctions so I understand their strategy.

You can't read it now but I remember looking at the inspection report on this car and it did have leaking turbos and quite a few other necessary repairs.

Not withstanding all of that, it looks a lovely car.

Throw a few grand at it and enjoy owning a rare classic!

Bob.

Here something of interest in regards to this car:

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Was at the Melbourne Motorshow this year and took some pics.

The lighting (sun in the backgound) was terrible and positioning was not good without the crowd cutting in.

Did the best I could to get some pics.

Here something of interest in regards to this car:

46778170.jpg

54834133.jpg

97803248.jpg

26592114.jpg

24874140.jpg

13396799.jpg

62311088.jpg

32493408.jpg

Was at the Melbourne Motorshow this year and took some pics.

The lighting (sun in the backgound) was terrible and positioning was not good without the crowd cutting in.

Did the best I could to get some pics.

You did well........... thanks for the pics...

Bob.

You did well........... thanks for the pics...

Bob.

All good Bob.

It was a bit dusty :laugh: the organisers of the stand should have really dusted it.

The GTR badge on the bonnet got me by surprise.

The Red Pearl Metallic or Wine Red, I like to call it, seemed to be the popular colour for the ADM R32 GTR's.

Jamie.

All good Bob.

It was a bit dusty :laugh: the organisers of the stand should have really dusted it.

The GTR badge on the bonnet got me by surprise.

The Red Pearl Metallic or Wine Red, I like to call it, seemed to be the popular colour for the ADM R32 GTR's.

Jamie.

Yeah....... It should be a Nissan badge.

Burgandy was the in colour in the late 80's / early 90's........ HDT VL Group A and HSV VN Group A's were very similar colours too.....

Bob.

Yeah....... It should be a Nissan badge.

Burgandy was the in colour in the late 80's / early 90's........ HDT VL Group A and HSV VN Group A's were very similar colours too.....

Bob.

So most probably the previous owner put the GTR badge on the bonnet, I'd assume...

Here's another I just found on Carpoint......... http://www.carpoint....mode%20matchany

Bob.

Looks to be Sime's R32 GTR as posted above my pics :)

The R34 GTR seats look great too.

A few inches lower all round for the ride height and it would look even better.

Yep that sure is my adm unfortunately i have made the decision to let her go but only to someone that knows what they are about and will give her the respect and care she deserves even though its not something i particularly want to do but at this point in time i have too :thumbsup: And as above the gtr badge on the bonnet caught my attention straight away good work on the photo's i can imagine they wouldve been quite difficult with the surroundings and crowds but none the less the gtr looks to be in fantastic condition but any ideas on how many owners or did i miss this out somewhere :)

Edited by jun 2.7

Yep that sure is my adm unfortunately i have made the decision to let her go but only to someone that knows what they are about and will give her the respect and care she deserves even though its not something i particularly want to do but at this point in time i have too :thumbsup: And as above the gtr badge on the bonnet caught my attention straight away good work on the photo's i can imagine they wouldve been quite difficult with the surroundings and crowds but none the less the gtr looks to be in fantastic condition but any ideas on how many owners or did i miss this out somewhere :)

I'm pretty sure it's a 2 owner car......

Bob.

indeed a very nice example, also in the compiled gtr list we've worked on:

21. 36 of 100 (16107), VIC plates GTR500

who owns this car? im sure it was an sau member?

is it just me or do the rivets look a bit rough on the aust compliance plate? im definitely not insinuating anything, just observing...damn slack arse nissan aust employees haha

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