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Hello thanks for letting me in to the group

Im Matt.  Been building car for a while.

Most recently I have been doing the Rally thing with a 1984 Nissan Bluebird. Full CA18DET (160KW at the wheels) anda full Group A body kit. (Photo Attached) The car now lives in SA.

Im now setting out on the most ambitious build Ive ever dreamt up.  A Nissan Bluebird withe a RB26DETT and 4wd. 

I will start a build thread - I know of a couple of RWD RB powered Bluebirds but I don't think anyone has gone full GTR on the light weight chassis.

My goal is Track days, hill climb and WTAC if they will have me.

 

Thanks for reading.

Matt

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Thanks, I think it will be epic. 1000KG and 1000HP????  (well maybe not straight away but we can dream)

Heaps of pics of the old car, and there will be a build thread of the new car.  I think of this build like the bad uncle or the black sheep of the NISSAN family.  Sort of great Uncle-Zilla or Gramp-zilla

You can also check out the Bluebird Mafia group on Facebook for more.

Cheers

Matt

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