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What's up SAU, my name is Dimi. I'm a regular on JDM Style Tuning (a couple of the GT-R owners on there have helped me with my questions on owning their cars - thanks boys)

I've been an enthusiast since the early 90's.

I'm now 26 years old.

I've always been fascinated by Godzilla since I was nine years old. I've watched it win Bathurst, i've driven it in Gran Turismo and i've observed it on the streets.

But reading up on RB26 horror stories and reliability issues had put me off for a very long time. I'm finally able to allocate the spare time and money towards maintaining and rebuilding a Godzilla of my own. Just to prepare myself, I've even gone out and started to get quotes for RB26 rebuilds and I don't even have the car yet.

I currently drive a 1998 JZX100 Toyota Chaser Tourer V.

I may be listing it for sale/trade soon to help fund the new project.

Wish me luck on my mission to find my Godzilla. Hopefully i can find one that will last a little while before it needs a rebuild :)

Dimi.

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