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Old 12-06-2003, 08:54 AM
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Diffirents in the R34 Models....

Hi ..

What is the diffirent in the models of the R34 VSpec II, MSpec, Nür etc.?

Also what is the diffirents between GT-T and GT-R etc.?

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Re: Diffirents in the R34 Models....

there was a post about the models in the General forum a while ago... like a LOOOOOONG time ago.

do a search in there, and you should be able to find it...
i started the thread, so you may be able to search by thread starter...
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