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What Colurs Did The R33 Gtr's Come In? V-lm?

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my03

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hey guys, i cant seem to be able to find any info anywhere, im just wondering, what colurs did the 33 gtr's come in? white, black, midnight purple, silver, did they come in gunmetal grey? also i take it the lm v spec came in blue? did the normal v specs ever come in bayside blue?

oh and whats ure opinion on lm v specs? are they heaps more expensive than normal v specs and are they worth getting?

thanks

mad34 Experienced

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i think the 33 lm only came in calsonic blue. i dont think it was bayside blue its flat rather than metallic. there is one here in adelaide. also i think it came with slightly diff interior and white nismo wheels.

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beefy Proficient

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Also came in Wine Red and yes the Lemans Limited Edition is my favorite. I tried my very hardest to chase one down to buy for myself but couldn't find the 2 I knew which were in QLD.

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Tosh Grand Master

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The LM Spec did not have a differnet bodykit contrary to what you might read in HPI.

That car in the article has a NISMO Body kit on it.

Much like this one....

http://www.powerplayimports.com/minigal/in...h%202005&page=2

THIS is a GENUINE V-SPEC LM

http://www.powerplayimports.com/minigal/in...0RACEWAY&page=4

http://www.powerplayimports.com/minigal/in...0RACEWAY&page=5

http://www.powerplayimports.com/minigal/in...0RACEWAY&page=5

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frankxinyu Mentor

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u still remember this topic,lol.

yeah the car is in brisbane now getting compliance and soon it will be registered.

dunno about the Nismo wheels, never came with the car, not even there when the car was in the auction.

cheers, btw i might source some parts from u in the future.

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