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What would an R32 or R33 be classified as? 32's are going to be turning 20 next year.

I tend to see 80s and older vehicles as "old school" and anything newer is new age.... thats what I reckon.

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It'll be interesting in 20 years time. When cars like what you find on here are going to considered "old school"

We may even see skylines driven by old people with the sheep skin covers lol

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I can tell you its a good show. I went last year with the INFMS car club and reali enjoyed the good mix of cars there. Lots of jappers but plenty of hot muscle cars. And the guys and girls running it were very nice also.

Am thinking again of entering with the INFMS club as i wanna enter the GTR and my Torana.

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It'll be interesting in 20 years time. When cars like what you find on here are going to considered "old school"

We may even see skylines driven by old people with the sheep skin covers lol

mmmm im 48 i drive a r33 and i alrady have custom made sheepskin seat covers on mine . they help with a buggered back :-)

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