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In all seriousness though, we've now decided to sell the V8 Soarer, the Laser Lynx and the auto R33 GTS25t and chase one of these babies with one of the auto options for the wife (she has some disabilities). To be honest, if they have the potential of the 350 with aftermarket work then it'll be a nice car. Maybe the 8 speed?

Since looking at them and the price they are available for yesterday im fairly hooked.

A very nice package for $37k odd

Perhaps add a nice set of rims and some decent suspension and you would have a great looking drive car.

Alternatively, get on the phone to Top Secret and order the works :)

coming around to them myself.. originally i thought the 350z was much better looking.. but now i am thinking the other way around ..

like them a bit better in the white i think.. or black would be hot (as always)

the grille is my main sticking point..

yep definitely my next car, they are awesome

all the people who have been hating on them in this thread http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=64755

have absolutely no taste and know jack about cars and the history of the Skyline.

I am going to have another drool at that black one :drooling:

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