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Hey guys,

I'm looking at getting together a couple of cars for a photoshoot.

I'm wanting to get together 1 of as many generations of gtr's as possible. From gtr to 35

Only real requirement dfor this is for the car to look pretty clean.

I'm on my phone right now and will probably update tgis thread when I get home, but I am going to need

An r35 gtr

An r34 gtr

An r33 gtr

A hr31

A dr30

I'm not too schooled on older skylnes but I definitely would like a hakosuka, and the model after.

If you're interested, or know somebody who would be please post in here or message me.

Cheers!

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Bit of an update/ bump on this thread.

I'm not planning on doing this for another two months at least, depending on circumstances (if I can find people interested).

I do have a location and photographer in mind, but I am open for suggestions by those wanting to participate.


PM Me if interested, help get the word out. It would be much appreciated :mrt:

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Cheers mate

Will definitely be posting the puctures here once done. It's looking promising and I have a few people on board

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Another Bump.
Date is pretty much locked in for the 1st of September, given the weather holds up.
I have a bunch of cars confirmed and am super excited for it.
I pretty much have all cars from a hakosuka up to a 35R.
I am still interested in seeing other people's cars. so PM me if you're keen

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I have a bayside blue R34 GTR V Spec II. I was at Racewars in April and had quite a few pictures taken of the car. Let me know when you are doing it and, if I am available, I would happily come along.

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