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There is one white R35 GTR road registered in Canberra. Which I have actually seen for myself. I drove past it earlier today.

All I can is. Amazing.

Has anyone seen more R35's in other areas?

I saw two tonight.

One i was in. ;)

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IMG in Sydney can provide you one thats fully complied and registered (and to my knowledge are the only mob that can).

There is one in Canberra that has been doing the rounds quite a lot over the last week with full registration.

I heard on the grape vine that GTRs are now able to be fully complied.

I'll wait until I see one on the road, being driven to believe it though.

believe it (see above)

i've seen 2 of the IMG 35's on the street- the grey one (IMG035) and the black one (AHC42Q, i think)

nice one mate. :P they sure are an awesome car, and up amongst the fastest cars I've ever driven. amazing to think they put out just 290awkw standard but you'd need a shed load more than 290awkw in a 32/33/34 GTR to keep up with one. you must be very happy with the purchase. :)

just one thing I don't get is the plates? specV?

fair enough. :nyaanyaa: it will certainly keep you entertained until then. and all signs point to it being called a Spec V not a V-spec so the plates will certainly be accurate too...

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