bonzelite

i understand and agree. you have a family. the R33 is, then, far more practical really. it's bigger. the R32 is pretty cramped. you've done up your 33 well. your choice of Nismo wheels is excellent. and the color is gorgeous. the R32, although a 4-seater, is highly impractical as a family commuter. it might as well be a 2-seater.

SkylineUSA

I do admit your R33 is very nice.

Your R32 pic, was that at JapFest? I have seen it some where when I use to go the Skyline events.

I would not bother with that 10 of the best crap. I like the cars and the people, but the event itself just sucks, for what they charge.

MADsteve

yeah it was at Japfest, which as you rightly point out, is a cracking show. Managed to get on the club stand of the GTROC, too, which was pretty awesome.

I can't take any credit for the R33, at the moment, as all the work / mods were done by previous owners, but it won't stay like that forever

visit www.gtr.co.uk if you haven't already - it's a minefield of information for the entire globe.

SkylineUSA

Been there many of times, when you live in England that is the go too place, that and skylineowners of course

I live in Wiltshire.

bonzelite

i'm already a member of gtr.co.uk. joined up about 2 months ago or so when i officially became an owner.

lancerfreak311

man they are both freakin bad, props to ya.

anonymous_

darn american gov...so incredibly hard to get GT-Rs over here...i'd like a R33! i found one in Japan for 1,390,000 yen, or approx $13,000 USD, but that's not counting legalizing, shipping, etc. damn feds...lucky you man!

bonzelite

but...

you can legally import an entire R33 car into the USA, put together.

R32 must be a rolling chassis only.

R34 is banned under all conditions.

but...

you cannot legalize any of them for DOT public road use.

bonzelite

....unless you import them with original paperwork as a non-VIN# "project/kit car."

(hint hint)

anonymous_

tell me more about it....here's a link to the site:
click!
and the car:
R33!