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Hi Guys & girls of course.

I posted recently about old school GT-R's to feature in a book, but i also need some other shots to include.

The book is about the History of the GT-R from its birth to current day, incuding the new GT-R. There will also be many other topics that attributed to the conception of the GT-R.

The book is being published by a company called MBI Publishing and we desperately need photos urgently.

I need some good quality resolution photos of the following subjects :-

HNR32 front suspension

HNR32 rear suspension with Super HICAS

BNR32 rear suspension with the Super HICAS

BNR32 front suspension

BNR32 underbody with the transfer box

R32 in the Australian touring racing

Racing BNR32 at Bathurst 1000.

BNR32 NISMO (all available pics) particularly, the interior with the dash and centre console

R32 N1 ‘91

BNR32 V-spec. exterior front, rear with V-spec badge,the interior

The ’93 BNR32 V-spec. N1

R33 standard’s front suspension

R33 in Australian touring championships

Static and dynamic pics of R32,33 & 34 together.

If you think you can help with any of the above, please PM me for details.

Of course, all credits to photograph owners will be included in the book.

Thankyou, and kind regards

Paul.

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