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Hey all,

please correct me if im wrong but is this a R35 Spec V

http://www.importmonster.com.au/car?id=6568

and if so can some one import this through the site and drive it Aus ???

Cheers

Dan

I'm pretty sure the V Spec only came in a colour called Midnight Purple, it also has carbon fibre seats, the one in the link appears to have standard seats.

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Very definately a Spec V (no longer V Spec) all the carbon, the brakes, the seats, the wheels and a few extra vents give it away. I am far from the import expert that some people here are, but pretty sure it would only be possible to fully register as a private import, ie, if you lived in Japan for at least 3 years and owned the car there for that time. Stand to be corrected.

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