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i still dont understand why ppl havent developed the chrome plate guard like the one i designed for the GTR bar im getting... like another lip which will get scrapped underneath but wont take chunks out of the fibre

What's with the mitsu grill?? And i love the sticky tape holding the bottom of that grill together... classy.

Otherwise looks v.nice - always something useful about a station wagon..

I'm probably going to have to buy a cheap ass wagon next year 'cause my R33 is just about useless to carry anything + the care factor...

Yeah the only think it was lacking was power, and more would be needed only for : 1/4 mile, drift, timed trackwork or road rallies. It felt like it had sufficient hp for the tight mountain work. Brakes - probably just some slotted rotors and good pads for trackwork. Great PACKAGE apart from the 95% locked diff on dry/wet/dry/wet roads...very sideways...very quickly!

like this one I saw in Nagoya in the car park of a Super Autobacs

Thats not a Stagea thats the Galant Wagon. 2.5l TT V6 with 4WD.

Sweet though.

I personally am in the same boat Prank. I need something to put the mountain bike into. My sister reckons a bike rack but that would look dodgey on a R.

I am thinking maybe a RZ Supra or 180SX cos of the hatch area. Still don't know what I want so am stuck with the ulsar:(

BTW the new V35 Stagea is the coolest looking wagon.

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