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This has most probably been asked before but how many R34 skyline owners are there on this forum?

Sorry I dont really care for skylines at all, except for the R34s which I think are absolute sex on wheels!

There's this one I see quite often getting around in my town (Townsville) its a white r34 GTR and everytime I pass him on the road a flash my highbeams at him and he does back to me. lol

If you got one, post pics of it in this thread.

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We should change this into a  "post pics of ur 34 thread"....anyone agree?? :)

agree

was gonna say the same thing, a ford forum i used to be on had threads for each era....and they were massive threads.. its good to see the pics of the same era all together

just gotta make threads for 31, 32, 33 and 34 i reckon

Well guys... i only see some movin ass at the moment :)

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I will get this photo thread started; as stated above more photos on my site :P

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