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Sorry about the quality. I took it on my iPhone 3GS.:nyaanyaa:

EDIT: It feels like I'm trolling by posting an image of an NA 34 after seeing the last couple of pages having pictures of BNR34s, lol.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Very nice Terry - glad to see you enjoying the new car.

Us westerners caught up again today, here's some pics from the day, we had a total of 8 x 34 GTRs including 4 x Nurs, 1 x V-Spec N1 and the rest V-Specs!! I'm hoping to get 12 x 34 GTRs together for the next one :thumbsup:

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