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Hey,

So, I'm new to the scene of Skylines and have just recently bought my first skyline (R33 GTST Series 2). Took it over the pits...and let's just say the repair work is going to cost more then the actual price of the skyline, but none the less, I accept the project.

I know nothing about Skylines, let alone cars in general. I am learning from a few mates and will be browsing the forums to get my "know-how" in tune. First time driving a turbo and I can safely say that I had a massive smile all the way home (2.5 hours) from picking it up.

It's Pearl Orange (I believe) and illegally loud haha. The original plans was for the car just to be a run around car for work but given the circumstances (damage chassis) it looks to be a project car, but nonetheless I'm looking forward to learning more about these fascinating cars.

I do admit, (If I dare) that I am a Holden man (Not bogan) but I do respect Nissan's and the power they can produce.

Again, I look forward to learning about these type of cars and I'm sure the Bank is going to love my interest rates.

Here are some Carsales pictures:

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welcome!

nice looking car.

pity about the repairs needed.

but im sure youll love it more when youve put work into it.

Thank you Luke, I've got some future plans for it. (As I'm sure everyone does with their new toys haha).

Welcome Jeremy - enjoy your skyline mate.

Thanks Richard, loving it so far !

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