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Hi guys,

New to the world of GTR's thanks to the purchase of my 07 R35 from Hong Kong which is now on the road.

Been a long time 2jz fan with my supra, Aristo and of course who can forget the boat that is a Toyota Soarer but loved my old 1jz but always had a soft spot for the Skylines especially the famed GTR.

If anyone else is in the Western Suburbs of Vic hit me up one weekend and I'll meet up for some "chap laps" (showing my age but always 16 at heart).

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