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when buyin my car

my first choice was a supra as i've always wanted one since i first saw them

Yeah, I was lucky enough to be allowed to test drive one when I was shopping around with my dad for my car & I'm still drooling from the experience hehe.

I love how the dash seems to wrap around you and the electric seats were fun to play with too :headspin:

However I am forever loyal to skylines now so I voted for the GTT

hmm you sure about that release date ??????

cause mines a March 98 build........... No. 216 off the line....

According to the details that i have er34 was released for sale may 98 and bnr 34 , january 99 .

I guess they would have built some cars before the release date .

I have no reason not to believe the info that i have ..

Ok what about 4 door versions

R34 GTT 4 door

       vs

JZX100 chaser mkII

I still can't decide.

Oh geez, here we go! I vote the JZX100 for sure. Ok, maybe i'm bias, but they're hot. And no where near as many on the roads as the 34's, so relatively unique. However that works against you when you're modifying it, as i've found out recently....

One other factor I guess you also have to take into consideration is vehicle age and price. A majority of RZs going around are 93/94 (pushing to say 1995) models, while the oldest R34 is a 1998 model. You look at 1998 model supras and your looking at big $$$. We all know what I am getting at

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Go the R34 :rofl:

i love my nissan. i really do. the gtr is a much better package than the supra when it comes down to driving. the supra FEELS heavy, when the line feels much more sporty. compare an RZ to a GTT??? supra any day.

and anyone that thinks toyota's better engines (1j, 2j, 1uz among many others) aren't performers better get their facts right. if it weren't for my loyalty to nissan engineers, i'd drop one of those engines into my gtr anyday. the 26 is nice. very nice. but its not as nice as a nice toyota six or eight imo.

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