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Hey everyone my name is Jordan Beetz but everyone calls me Beetz
In Nov 2013 just said screw it i'm buying a JDM car finally went down and spoke with Paul at Motorman to buy a Sr-z Supra and then i left with my childhood dream car.

1989 R34 Gt-t RB25det Neo6

The whole idea is a daily driven skyline that can be taken out for a bit of track fun then start going serious with it and using it as my first track focused car

will post pics when i get a few good shots and will be keeping a journal of mods and improvements and times when i get to track it.

ATM is bone stock only upgraded coils as started to miss quiet early in the piece and even still has standard wheels.

I'm a massive Nissan fan my first car being a 1990 n13 pulsar q all the way until selling my 2011 Tiida ti. This is my first turbo car as missed the P plate laws by a matter of days and dragging my feet to upgrade to the green p's so naturally the second i could barely afford an R34 skyline i jumped at it.

Long story short i'm keen on meeting everyone for the cruises and happy laps and hope i can bring something to forum

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