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went into my local Nissan today and got some parts when i noticed a new poster. "nissan skyline and GTR history", asked if it was for sale and it was. They said each Nissan dealership received only 10-20 of these posters and are a very limited run, only one per customer. part number is NI-LSN020 and cost $13.63 at trade price. its pretty large at 600x750mm ish.

Just thought id share it with other skyline enthusiasts

Josh

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(OO)SKYLINE(OO) Grand Master

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SAU VIC member Birds, gave me one.

The poster skipped a few R34 GTR's.

They could have put in the base model or V-Spec / V-Spec II or N1 or Nur, either one would have been good.

Having said that, it's a good poster.

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went into my local Nissan today and got some parts when i noticed a new poster. "nissan skyline and GTR history", asked if it was for sale and it was. They said each Nissan dealership received only 10-20 of these posters and are a very limited run, only one per customer. part number is NI-LSN020 and cost $13.63 at trade price. its pretty large at 600x750mm ish.

Just thought id share it with other skyline enthusiasts

Josh

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untill some asian gets his hands on them and BAM! there come the counterfits by the thousands :D

but i want one.... looks cool

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GTR-N1

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Excuse me; but I'm Asian and I certainly would not dare printing off more than 200 > getting them signed by our speakers on Legends Night > numbering each one and selling off 199 whilst "yours truly" keeps #1/200.

That's all I would do! :)

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Bronx

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haha, well thats more than fair since you are the re-producer of the poster, you deserve the 1/200 copy signed by everyone. but only if you charge $27.26 per poster as they will be extremely limited edition right? :P

also make sure that you dont get caught for copyright and change the car colors to pink and brown, also call them nisan Skilynes haha

now i feel racist.........or might just be be

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GTR-N1

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OK.

The Posters are sensational!

In Sydney, they don't know what to charge because the Part# NI-LSN020 hasn't come up on the system yet (even though trade price is $13.65 each).

So...

Kirrawee Nissan = $15/poster

Steve Jarvin Nissan Concord = $10/poster @ 2 per person limit

Robinson Nissan Rockdale = $5/poster @ 2 per person limit

Even though I'm Asian, I thought it was too cruel to haggle :P

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They also come in the Nissan trade parts magazine "Perfect Fit" which is where I got mine from. They do get folded up to fit in the mag though.. But I had mine laminated, Only cost $10 which I think is dirt cheap, and looks spot on.

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Aussie_Delivered_R32_GTR

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These posters are on Ebay for 50 bucks Holy Crap !

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NISSAN-SKYLINE-GTR-POSTER-1957-2007-LIMITED-EDITION-/170721853761?pt=AU_Movie_Memorabilia&hash=item27bfd0c141

Looks like the bugger has already sold 3 so far!

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Aussie_Delivered_R32_GTR

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where there is a idea there is a way to make money from it.. (not that I agree with it as those are probably copies.)

To be honest, I doubt they are copies but more likely some dude who either has access to these or has gone out of his way to buy as many as he can.

I do agree with you though, some people just can't help themselves. Others would say it's only a rort if your not involved! :P

Bob.

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They also come in the Nissan trade parts magazine "Perfect Fit" which is where I got mine from. They do get folded up to fit in the mag though.. But I had mine laminated, Only cost $10 which I think is dirt cheap, and looks spot on.

so you can't really see the folds anymore?

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