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Hello from Switzerland

Hello all.

I'm Joao, from Portugal but living in Switzerland.
In the past (2007-2008) I had a Nissan Skyline GTS-T M-Spec Series2 AT-Gearbox.

In this moment I'm waiting for a Nissan Skyline R34 GTT with GTR front bumper and Nismo Aero Kit.

As soon as I receive the car I post some photos.
Greetings.

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Clean S2 R33's are one of my favourite cars nowdays. If they are as immaculate as this they are a very nice daily driver. I don't know exactly what it is but they look great, especially in this silver. Did you sell the 33 to fund the 34?

 

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4 hours ago, iruvyouskyrine said:

Clean S2 R33's are one of my favourite cars nowdays. If they are as immaculate as this they are a very nice daily driver. I don't know exactly what it is but they look great, especially in this silver. Did you sell the 33 to fund the 34?

 

I sold the R33 because it need to be fully registered in Switzerland and I had no time to do that.

Now that I have my life "Stabilized" I took R34 (stil on boat transit). But I'm allready thinking about seliing it and buy a R33 GST to daily drive.

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