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colourclassic
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I'm making a R33 Gts-t only owners group. It's gonna be called 'Centrelink'

R31Nismoid
R31Nismoid

Another one... To go with the 7 that already exist... Yay.

Birds
Birds

That's a shame, cause photos of my 34R need at least 256k/bit security to be seen in public

xrotor Collaborator

xrotor

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I don't understand why all the jap car clubs don't unite on a monthly or quarterly basis like melbourne old school are doing and gain members and interest in club exclusive events? The problem is there are too many idiots who drive these things as to why the police target them. If you guys could organize an event that involves the police in some way via donation etc at the right location it might just work...

Mosc is kicking goals right now with their turn outs and keeping the fools away.

Iron Mike Proficient

Iron Mike

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How precise do you need to be, I noticed on the facebook page there are pictures of Skyline GTRs in addition to a GTR.

There is no precision. It is a GTR club hence any generation of Nissan-branded GTR is welcome. This means KPGC10 (not that there are any members who own one) to the current CBAR35. In fact, there are more R35 GTRs in the club than R33 GTRs. The R33s are becoming quite rare as they are not as popular. The R32s are by far the most popular and significantly cheaper than R34s, though R34 GTRs are still plentiful within the club.

Odium Grand Master

Odium

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There is no precision. It is a GTR club hence any generation of Nissan-branded GTR is welcome. This means KPGC10 (not that there are any members who own one) to the current CBAR35. In fact, there are more R35 GTRs in the club than R33 GTRs. The R33s are becoming quite rare as they are not as popular. The R32s are by far the most popular and significantly cheaper than R34s, though R34 GTRs are still plentiful within the club.

I'd join the club, but there's no track day / motorsports presence, if you guys set up a track day I'd come along for sure.

scotty nm35 Grand Master

scotty nm35

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This means KPGC10 (not that there are any members who own one)

There are a few very good mockups getting about, but I guess they are not invited. Will you be checking everyone's Vin in Fast?

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Count Grantleyish Grand Master

Count Grantleyish

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There is no precision. It is a GTR club hence any generation of Nissan-branded GTR is welcome. This means KPGC10 (not that there are any members who own one) to the current CBAR35. In fact, there are more R35 GTRs in the club than R33 GTRs. The R33s are becoming quite rare as they are not as popular. The R32s are by far the most popular and significantly cheaper than R34s, though R34 GTRs are still plentiful within the club.

Nah, I don't want to join that club.

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