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petemac
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Hi All, Better add myself to this list. Happy to be the new owner of the the ADM Bob has had for sale. Safely delivered here to Perth on Friday and have enjoyed in over the weekend. Bob did an exc

RBJETT
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I  bought this car.... its pretty clean for a 25 year old car . ...

Aussie_Delivered_R32_GTR
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Not sure, but I was there -    Cheers...... Bob.  

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Just when you thought you had it all.........

A fellow forum member sent me a link on Gumtree to this:

A 6 page fold out brochure on the ADM's.

Paid through the nose for it but I have never seen this version.

Cheers,

Bob.

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Hi Guys,

I attended the shooting of a dealership promotional video for the upcoming VF Commodore.

A few Aussie/American and Japanese Muscle Cars were required to give the Commodore some presence.

Well...... that was the idea. Quite frankly I think it ran a poor last but anyway I thought I share some of the pics.

Cheers,

Bob.

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On 9 news brisbane last night there was footage of a maroon adm gtr that had been stolen and run over road spikes. Bit of a mess, the owner must be shattered. Had aftermarket rims on it. Cant find any footage sorry.

Could this be the car? http://bit.ly/11SmOiI

Looks to me like it is a JDM that has had a roof aerial fitted to it.

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Could this be the car? http://bit.ly/11SmOiI

Looks to me like it is a JDM that has had a roof aerial fitted to it.

LOL...... Had me going for a minute.

Yes an jDM that looks like aN ADM at first look.

Bob.

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Yep, thats the car. I did only catch a glimpse of it on the telly and I always look for the roof antenna, so you can imagine my horror. Glad to hear it was a JDM not an ADM.

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John Murray Enthusiast

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Hi All

I am selling the ADM GTR R32 I have so am looking for advice. It has never been modified except for fitting an engine immobilizer. Would I be correct in thinking it is the only one in as delivered condition? I don't want advertise it with any misleading statements. It's in very good condition otherwise.

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No, quite a few are original. I'm pretty sure Bob's is 100% stock. It is certainly a strong selling point though and will assist with its value as there are numerous cars out there with various degrees of modification.

Yes...... Mine is 100% stock too as is Jim's up in Newcastle.

The ADM's are more likely to be stock as they would have been a big buy in their day and still are.

Your best saying "One of very few in original condition."

I think that is a fair statement.

Regards......

Bob.

BTW...... What will your asking price be? Any Pics?

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Hi Bob

Thanks for the comments, "One of very few in original condition." is a better way to put it.

I am asking 60K. Shannons have it insured "agreed value" for 50k from 2 years ago.

I'd really like to have a get together one day as Jim and I are a bit isolated up here.

Couple of photos, the handbrake and I. I don't normally look that stupid but it's the best I've got.

Regards

John

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