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Looking to purchase a R34 GTR V SPEC 2. Can I please have the following Vin No. fasted. Please post screen Shot. Want to confirm Colour + model no matches the car and the rest of info Fast is able to tell us.

Vin: 6U9000BNR34402218

Thanks guys - hope one day I too can return the favour and help out where posible.

Thanks

hey mate

l dont know if anyone told you but you cant fast the australian compliance vin which you have written, you need the japanese vin, may have to ask the owner for it.

Sorry mate

if you get the other vin then it can be done

cheers :thumbsup:

Looking to purchase a R34 GTR V SPEC 2. Can I please have the following Vin No. fasted. Please post screen Shot. Want to confirm Colour + model no matches the car and the rest of info Fast is able to tell us.

Vin: 6U9000BNR34402218

Thanks guys - hope one day I too can return the favour and help out where posible.

Thanks

The underlined letters and numbers are the japanese vin numbers.

there is a "get you vins fasted" thread in the general auto section...

you will get a really fast responce if you post it in there...

He means

here

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/VI...ed-t128496.html

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