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SS8_Gohan Grand Master

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hehe, nismo sized wang.

Millenium Jade or Champagne Gold, what ever floats your boat :) - Paint code (EYU)

hmm looking at those pics, i'm wondering if there were 2 colours? M Spec's (be it V Spec II's or Nurs) were available in Champagne Gold but might also be referred to as Millenium Jade.

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Actually saw one in person recently in the UK and had a chat to the owner. He is now getting offers back from Japan to purchase at MORE than he paid!

I was a little disappointed when I saw the colour in person - it looks like a Toyota Camry colour!

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mesh mesh.

Are you buying that car??

Which car? if you're talking about a NUR, then Yes (until we have another skitzo attack) and change our minds. However the reason I asked, is I was 99%sure NUR come in any colour, not only white & jade. And we have asked to look out for one the same colour as BLOWDOGS.

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Which car? if you're talking about a NUR, then Yes (until we have another skitzo attack) and change our minds. However the reason I asked, is I was 99%sure NUR come in any colour, not only white & jade. And we have asked to look out for one the same colour as BLOWDOGS.

U r dirty :drooling:

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I'm sure the NUR Spec is available is any colour..Can anyone confirm this??, and that the JADE was limited to around 300only out of the 1000 NUR's produced.

They came in all the normal GTR colours, bayside blue, pearl white, midnight purple etc.

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