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Hello ppl,

I'm hoping that someone here will be able to assist as I have a suspension kit and urethane upgrade all on hold because I don't know what year & model my car is, and there's a split around '96 when I think it was made! :D

Here are all the details I know...if someone could punch this into a Japan Domestic version of FAST and post back the results I'd be so greateful! :(

VIN: RR50005769

(Aust VIN 6U90000RR50005769)

Model: VVRWRTAR50UDAE

Badged as: Terrano

Series: R50

TIA.

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Thanks woolls :thumbsup:

Legend mate :blink:

So it is a factory RS Four S, and it has the factory black pearl (GV1)

Manufactured in Sep 1999

What's the interior colour code mean?

So that's like an R34 Station Wagon..That's cool! :)

Sure beats my Nissan 4WD turbo'ed station wagon, at least until you hit the mud! :D

Yeah, pretty much an R34 GT-T wagon (RB25 DET Neo engine), except a bit heavier and with ATESSA-ETS 4WD (i think)

And twin sun roofs :laugh:

Needed a wagon as i have a bub on the way!

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