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Hey all,

Today I saw an R32 GTB-4 look-alike as I was turning off Silverwater Rd and heading towards Homebush. The driver looked around late 30's to early 40's, with a beard and maybe glasses. And I'm sure he noticed me checking out his car as I came around the corner. It looked like he had a full car, too. He was heading the other way, about to turn right onto Silverwater Rd coming from Homebush (maybe leaving the AutoSalon)... I was in my green Corolla with an SDU sticker on my windscreen.

The car:

As I mentioned, it looked like a GTB-4 - Gunmetal Grey R32 4-door, GT-R grille and bonnet (and possibly front guards, didn't have time to see properly), what looked like GT-R wheels (but could well have been GTS-t wheels painted in the same colour as the body), GT-R rear spoiler, and in really nice condition.

:eek: :jump: :D

I only noticed it was a 4-door at the last moment, and in disbelief had to do a double-take in my rear-view mirror after I'd gone past.

Is this you? If it is, this is the first time I've seen ANY Skyline look as good as this. Would you be willing to part with this car? As much as Black, Silver and Gunmetal are at the bottom of my list of colours to get, I really think I could be swayed with this particular car... As far as looks go, this is exactly how I intend my (hopefully not-too-far in the future) car to look when it's done - super slick yet very understated.

Cheers,

Nick

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