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I'm sitting here watching the old BMI videos and I've notice that out of all the tuned GTRs out there, I can't seem to name a famous one that's blue

We have:

1. White - Mines

2. Red - MCR

3. Black - HKS

4. Silver - Z tune

5. Gold - Top Secret

6. Blue - ?????????????

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its gotta be calsonic, altho good ol' nissan comes to mind, if anyone is ever to mention a 34 GTR a bayside blue one is the first thing that pops into my head.

what about yellow - penzoil/jun (was there R34 demo car yellow or white?)

silver - blitz aswell

grey - veilside (R32)

white - cailside - (R34)

harlequin - Signal auto

PS kismo was blue i think, and the do luck one is kinda blue/purple.

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lingeringsoul Grand Master

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Im athinking along the line of road going cars. Isn't calsonic the GT car?

And when I say famous I mean accomplished cars, kismo's car is nice but it doesn't stand out. Mines is super fast around track, MCR is fast on the touge, Z tune is uber expensive and rare and HKS one is another mega buck car.

I guess when it comes to color, there are so many more colors that I haven't even mentioned, yellow, millenium jade, MNP 1 2 and 3 blah blah blah but blue seems the most common color for GTR yet not often used in Japanese tuning world

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Kawasaki san's R34 GTR is Blue on the BMI older videos

what about the other Kawaski san. Tetsuya Kawasaki, the HKS and Veilside driver has a tuned 34 GTR, in blue no less

oh and i left out one earlier

black - HKS

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