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First Batch Of Nissan R35's For Australia

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Mohsen Grand Master

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12 month personal imports are still around and will let you bring anything sold here locally, into the country. So yes, you could bring in a GTR if you want. Proof or ownership in whatever country for 12 months is required, rego papers, etc

But if you did this in Japan, which i've thought about, and not live there, storing the bloody thing would be so expensive.

Almost tempting to live, work there for a year, get paid in Yen, and buy a car... yeah you have to store it, but i'd imagine you'd come out in front at the end, Baron?

thats my plan when i finish uni :)

How much are they going for in japan?

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Well I've got it got it now! And damn it's awesome to drive.

A couple of little things Oz people might not be aware of. There's no SD card slot for the HD and no iPod adapter. There's also no auto head-lights or wipers (same as US guys).

But the series 2 premium wheels in the day-light look AMAZING and I'm totally blown away with the quality of the paint finish on the whole car. It has a truely amazing pearl flake in it.

And finally for anyone that is in Vic and is keen to look at a car - Nissan Ferntree Gully actually have a demo car down there now to have a play with. It's a Red Premium and looks hot!

Congrats on getting your R35 man, they are truely amazing to drive.

So ADM only has the Harddrive cd ripper? No other way to get your music on it?

Does it have a DVD drive or CD?

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Also - at this stage there wasn't an option for ANYTHING - that included extended warranty and even something as simple as a tint.

Well make sure to get a really really dark tint as you become a instant celebrity driving these cars LOL

SS8_Gohan Grand Master

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FBI Tint, pearl white GTR, gun metal rims = teh ultimate hotness.... add to that the black A pillars.... totally drool worthy...

If you want to give it some proper paint protection Andrew, take it to Damian @ Final Inspection... he'll make sure the paint gets the best care possible :P

So you can organise test drives at FTG Nissan???

Snowman Grand Master

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Congrats on getting your R35 man, they are truely amazing to drive.

So ADM only has the Harddrive cd ripper? No other way to get your music on it?

Does it have a DVD drive or CD?

Yep - only has the CD ripper. And even at that it won't rip MP3 cd's (it will play MP3 cd's but won't rip them onto the HD).

And a normal CD takes around 15mins to rip. It's definitely not the cars greatest point.

But go out and put your right foot down a few mm and all is forgiven :P

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