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Hi everyone, im pretty new to the skyline world. I used to drive a vl commodore, so that would explain at least my interest in these cars. Im curious though, im in the market for a r33 gtst and having been gathering information so i know exactly what i want. Are there any more sites like this one, that you would recomend i visit, and where do most of you sjyline owners do your shopping, ive been looking high and low to see what sort of bodykits etc i could get and have basically come up empty handed.

your replies are appreciated

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ummm

theres a few

www.skylinesdownunder.co.nz

then theres the mrt website (mostly wrx but can get some help)

this website is da best though, can get any questions answered that u need and all the people are cool

Good luck (i've also moved on from the world of vl's to a 95 gtst......best move ever)

Catch ya

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There are heaps of sites its endless,here are some off the top of my head.

www.jetspeedqld.com, www.uniqueautosports.com, www.nengun.com, www.unrealautosports.com.au, www.japanesemotorsport.com.au ,www.justjap.com

www.croydenautosports.com.au ,www.aresspeed.com.au....

also 1 more www.dmdtheimage.com these guys are in brisbane but they do top quality body kits and they have pleanty styles on there site. They have done kits for my 2 gts-t and now my gtr highly recomended.

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