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The N1

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Thanks to SAU.NSW, JLM, Iron Chef for a remarkable journey into N1s.

These I expect, will be displayed at the request of SAU.NSW at the GT-R Festival in June.

Thanks to Andrew Le who captured this shot + the great photographers who've taken further shots below.

And thanks to Lucas Davidson, Brad McKernan and Mark Dodd for 'pulling teeth' to gain the information about N1s and not just count on Wiki or Gorodji references for the truth.  

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