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As per my wishes in Post #1 that this car stays in Australia, it will be.

Terry has sold this gem and will be delivering it to its new owner early in 2014.

It won't be as readily accessible to be viewed in the past perhaps - but it stays in Oz.

Terry is grateful for SAU's support of all things Nissan - and that includes all the accolades this car deserves! :action-smiley-069:

Yeah, I heard too.

Unfortunately it doesn't look like it will see track time next year. It's a fine balance between appreciation and preservation.

Hopefully Fred's boys get the other chassis on the track soon in the red white and blue :)

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