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Just Bought My R33 Gtr


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Hi Guys,

After looking for over 6 months, i finally just bought my R33 GTR V-SPEC!

Everything about it is pretty stock as I want to build it up exactly the way I want it.

Really looking forward to attending some club events, I just joined SAU VIC as well. :)

Anyway, here are some pics guys.

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Welcome mate. Is a very nice gtr you have yourself there. Trust you are happy with the purchase?

Gotta say though, the first pic would have been so much cooler if you snapped it parked in bay 33 not 32 cheers.gif

Yeah, very happy with the purchase.

Haha, I didn't notice that until now.. I'll have to go back and get one done in no. 33 spot :)

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  • 4 weeks later...

This is like seeing your ex girlfriend with her new boyfriend...OUCH!!! I miss this car so bad Harry, I am glad you love it and you are happy with it. She did me good for the 1.5 years I had her.

All the best mate.

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