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i dont understand why some people would take something thats nice, and destroy it like that.

they are supposed to be ferrari replicas but fark even if they came straight off an actual ferrari i wouldnt put em anywhere near my r34

some people need to be shot in the face!

Guys... check out these 'interesting' r34 rear lights i found on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NISSAN-SKYLINE-R34-...1QQcmdZViewItem

Describing them as "interesting" is being generous in the extreme... :blush:

i dont understand why some people would take something thats nice, and destroy it like that.

some people need to be shot in the face!

You see that a lot though - some people seem to change things on their cars for the sake of change, or to make it unique - even if it looks lame

Nice cars guys!! So do any of you ppl know of a 4 door silver r34 in the adelaide area? it was on rays volk wheels too! didnt have a rear wing but i think from memory it had the mounts for it still on the boot! it looked awesome as! just seeing if i can get in contact with the owner via the forums thats all. cheers, julz

Mmm another Tommy Kaira.

Never seen so much dish on TE37's. Looks great and match the car perfectly.

Upgraded bonnet?

What do u mean another Tommy Kaira

Its the only TommyK R34 GTR in Aust.

The Bonnet is a V-SPEC 2 Carbon Bonnet

But will be soon purchasing a Z-Tune bonnet.

Yeah i love the TE37 on it.

Always wanted to put them on there but cash flow was abit hard!!

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