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Same rear bumper as Kinh's? I only know one Caribbean Blue V35 coupe owner that bought Kinh's Webersport front bumper.

Hi Roy, I want the car to feel more responsive when giving it abit go. So on power setting, I feel like I am pushing the car more than in normal driving. Plus, I got to keep up with other turbo cars too.

Yes Rowan. I used to have a different username. Thanks for that. I might just do that one day. Would you be able to pm me that shop contact? Thanks.

1 question, Rowan. If I were to just buy the seat fabric I want in mass size there, come back to Perth and get someone to cut and install them, would that be ok or a hard job? I don't want to rip mine off and take them oversea in case the process doesn't work out well, and I am left with fabric-less seats.

On a side note though, I myself avoid switching the settings while driving. It's just my thing actually. I wasn't sure if doing so would do any harm to the car or not.

Total sexiness!

Hi Olly, Just confirming that me, Mikhail and Fuads are coming on the 17th as of now. Any changes, I will let you know straight away.

Sorry to hear your incident, Dames. I wish that motherless f**k get f**ked in the a** so hard it will look tainted forever. On the good side though, it's not keyed. Good luck with fixing it.

Welcome back, Fox. Black GT-C are the treat. If you don't mind me asking, how did you get hold of Infiniti brakes?

Nice wheels there. Vertini Hennessey wheels looks classy, along with Lakeshore Blue coupe.

Welcome to SAU, Josh.

Sorry. I meant it's easy to find, buy and then drive. I've never driven any Skylines apart from mine, only have taken a ride.

Looks like I will be buying this edition HPI mag. Congrats to the owners for their efforts, and the photographer for amazing photos shots.

Welcome back, ogZ. Your V is looking mint. Black on black.

To tell the truth, that's exactly how he acted.

Jeez, that's expensive (Or is it always been that prices?).

Hi mate, welcome to SAU. You might be in a wrong forum section though.

I, 100%, agree with you on this. That's why I always give much credits to the older, well maintained popular cars. Speaking of talking down on Skylines, I once had this experience. I was at a chemist shop waiting for my wife who's buying some things. A guy in a old Merc walked by and said "good looking car. What kind of car is it? Is it a new car?". I said "It's 2004 Nissan Skyline V35." He said "Huh, Skyline? I thought it was a Lexus." and walked off. I was like" WTF?"

Just my opinion. (1). Jealousy - Nissan Skyline is one of the world's most popular car along with Suburu WRX Sti, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution that is still in the car market today unlike Toyota Supra, Toyota MR2, etc. As some of them are getting old, only some of the owners who are the real Skyline enthusiasts keep the car in great condition unlike some wankers who buy, thrash and sell them back because they can't maintain it. So when non-Skyline car enthusiasts see the bad examples on the road, they take it as all of them are in the same state and think their car is better than Skyline. (2). Easy to find, buy and drive - Therefore, more wankers on the road that ruin the real Skyline enthusiasts reputation.

One of my friend had the exact same looking car but sold it about 2 months ago. Pheww... Hope the driver is ok (Unless it's a stolen car).

Like alot mentioned before, resale sucks with all cars especially selling new cars. Imports are evern more harder to sell. That's why, with that in mind, I am not planning on selling my V35 coupe for foreseeable future. Also, that's why I bought a non-import Dualis instead of another import when I was looking for a daily car so it won't be as hard as an import to sell if I have to sell one of them one day.

Welcome to SAU, Astushi. In fact, welcome to Australia. Photos and specs would be great. I love R34 GTR. Be warned though. I think roads and its rules are very different between Japan and Australia. Track would be a great place for your car though.

Hi, I bought my Dualis from Duncan Nissan in Victoria park not long ago and I saw a few Navaras there, but not sure with colours, sports bar. So I contacted my dealer person who sold me the car and he said there is a few but need to check it out when he gets to the dealer around lunch time. I will post back if he got any. In the mean time, you could contact Steve at Northside Nissan like bubba said.

I agree with Brian, and did the same thing. First, I got hit by an L-plater whose mother in the car wasn't paying attention to her young son. I did a permitted U-turn (Never will again) in front of their car and got hit before I can drive out of it. I got her details plus her son's, went to the police station to report, contacted my insurance and got it fixed at the place my insurance recommended with no worries. Then my insurance chased them up. Second, I was driving through shopping centre car park. One car drove in at speed and I dodged it and hit the trolley rail abit on the sides. The other driver claimed it was not his fault, so I paid my excess and got it fixed at the same place because they were very good at first time. Good luck with the repair. I think what AAMI is doing is dodgy too.

They are useful when raining and you can still open the window abit. If you are only after the look, I agree the car will look better without them. I will remove them if it's up to me.