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hi all,

Just curious whether someone would be able to help me out and do a FAST search on an up-coming auction to see features/options of the car?

I've put a request in one of the main threads but couldnt be done due to program restrictions on age of vehicles.

the details are -

VIN: NM35-306241<br style="color: rgb(28, 40, 55); line-height: 19px; background-color: rgb(243, 249, 246); ">Model: GH-NM35

Im thinking that this could very well be the car i've been waiting for but wouldnt mind knowing a little more about it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated and many thanks in advance

~Dom

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The additional options where I found my sunroof and LSD listed was empty.

Thanks for the quick response guys, appreciated.

I'm having trouble reading the results; im seeing IRS on the left hand side. Does that mean that the car doesnt have HICAS?

Does it list the style of the enterior; ie Grey or Black trim, cloth or leather?

Sorry to be a pain

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A bit of an update/addition; Turns out that "G" colour code for the interior is Black/ Charcoal with grey being identified with a "k" code.

I found a online version of the system which gives a basic search using the VIN number and all in english. I'll have a hunt around for it and upload a link when I find it.

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