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You should respect your parents, that's my point of view anyway. Noof: LOL

Danny, your my role model

:uhh: Your up shit creek without a paddle.

I hope Australia dosen't copy this bullshit. Just my two £

I found you three which match what you want.

You just made it alot harder, buy i'll try and find you one; do you want to import it or it be in Australia already, and how much do you wanna spend?

I rekon R34 Manual 25GT-t prices won't drop much, but R34 25GT N/A and Auomatic Skylines will decrease dramatically in the next two or three years, $20,000 or under.

Uhh... http://www.carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!c...rch_distance=25 it may be automatic but it's an R34 and bottom of the R34 range: http://www.carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!c...rch_distance=25 N/A but still: http://www.carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!c...rch_distance=25 need i say more?

Nismo.com.au (Dealer) Envy Imports (Dealer) Carsales.com.au (Classifieds) Carpoint.com.au (Classifieds) Example: Vehicle 1996 NISSAN SKYLINE HR33 GTS-T Price $22,500 Kilometres 69,000 Body 2 door Coupe Colour White Transmission 5 speed Manual Engine 6 cylinder Petrol Turbo 2.5L (2498cc) Reg Plate RDY-036 Reg Expiry SEP-2004 RWC Yes Brief Comments Features: 18" DTM Alloys, blow off valve, custom body kit, Apexi 3" exhust... Long Comments This 96 model Skyline is in immaculate condition both inside and out. Always garaged with only 69,000 kms. Still drives like new! Regretable sale. It's a real head-turner! Features: 18" DTM Alloys, blow off valve, custom body kit, Apexi 3" exhust, double JVC head unit, tinted windows, too much to mention. Advert - CLICK HERE I belive you should avoid dealers; but they do offer some good features like warranty. These websites are full of excellent Skylines and many other cars, probably the best place to look, price many vary depending on; modifications, year, condition etc... Best to shop around and not rush into anything too quickly, anyway, goodluck with the buy and may you enjoy years of Skyline-ing! Dallas

Congrats on the wedding! photo's look great, and i got me a new avatar

Damn they're awesome, goodjob dude!

Stagea Interior Pictures: Okay, these are the only images i could find, i think they're 2000 model, i am not 100% correct sure, sorry if they're not, anyway here you go. 1997 Interior: It seems Nissan had a big upgrade from the 1997 interior, the 1997 interior dosen't even compete with the 2000 + interior, anyways goodluck in your quest of finding a 1999 or 2000 Stagea. sock :headspin:

Turbo or Non-Turbo? Anyway here's the Kw for both of these engines, and the NEO RB25DET is better by far. R34 GT-turbo Kw: 206 Torque: 343Nm @ 4000 RPM R33 GTS-t Kw: 184 Torque: 294Nm @ 4400 RPM I hope this helps you. :headspin:

It's a hack that Christian installed, it looks good actually, but it kinda does hurt your eyes after awhile, anywho goodjon Christian!

Hey man, that looks sweet, goodjob!

So a 2002 or 2001 R34 GT-R would'nt be on the list?

Yeah look nice ay

uh...ouch? Yeah, wheres James?

Hey Micheal, the GT-X dosen't come in a 5 Speed Manual, only a 4 Speed Automatic. Nissan Skyline R34 25GT-X Engine Engine type: RB25DE Type: Water cooled Inline 6 cylinder DOHC 24 valve Bore × stroke: 86mm×71.7mm Displacement: 2498cc Compression ratio: 10:1 Max power: 147kW @ 6000rpm Max torque: 255Nm @ 4000rpm Fuel tank capacity: 65 litres Fuel type: Unleaded premium gasoline Fuel consumption: 10.9 l/100km LEV approved: No Transmission: Type E-ATx (full range electronic control 4 speed automatic) Drive layout: 4WD Colours: Black pearl White Dark Blue Dark blue pearl Athlete silver Silver Sonic silver Active red Dallas

Hey guys, i'm looking for a specifications sheet on the DR30 and HR31, any idea's? i would really appreciate it as im writing specifications for every skyline made, and i'm up to the DR30 and HR31, thanks. -Dallas.

Hey Guys, Just thought i'd give you some information on the Victorian power to weight ratio, which people on a provisional license have to obey. High Powered Vehicle Rule: While you can drive most vehicles, you are not permitted to drive a high powered car. These are cars which have a power to weight ratio greater than 125 kilowatts per tonne or with a capacity to weight ratio of more than 3.5 litres per tonne. A list of cars which may not be driven is available from VicRoads Registration and Licensing offices. Exemptions: A person is allowed to drive a high powered vehicle if: a. Your employer requires you to drive the car in the course of your employment. b. If you hold an exemption issued by VicRoads, but VicRoads will only grant an exemption if: • it is the only car owned by your family • the car is used for business as well as social use and no other non high powered car is owned by your family. Applications for a high powered vehicle exemption must be made in person at a VicRoads office. Exemptions are for a nominated vehicle and must be carried at all times. The high powered vehicle and requirement to display P plate conditions do not apply to a member of the police force in the course of duty and driving a police motor vehicle. The requirement to display a P plate also does not apply to a member of the CFA driving a vehicle in the course of fire fighting operations. BUT: This rule also does work in our favour, example: I may go out and buy a R34 25GT (As this is legal to drive), and i may tune this car within excess of 1000HP, and it is considered legal for me to drive this car. Why? you ask, because these Victorian rules go on the Stock Factory Specifications on the car in question. Note: Here is a little .exe file that will help you in your questions whether your car is a high powered car or not, here's how it works: You type in the KW rating of your car, tonnes and capacity, and then it instantly tells you if it's a high powered vehicle or not. http://www.pop69pop.com/~sam/HPV.exe *thanks to sam for this handy little .exe application.

Hey Dave, excellent pictures, would of been a great day out for anyone, skyline enthusiast or not, any R34 GT-R M-Spec Nur's there?

That's the BEST R33 GTS-t i've ever seen, love the Trust items.

What kind of brakes are you upgrading too? Brembo's? You deserve every minute of your R33 V8, oh a Nitrous System would help greatly on the drag strip.

Actually Nissan did make a MSPEC, it was from the R34 GT-R Series, there were two of them, the R34 GTR- MSPEC NUR, and a R34 GTR MSPEC. But, the R33 GTS-t, and the R32 GTS-t variations were called the ''Type M'', and not MSpec.