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Welcome and nice score, watching it's progress will be interesting.
haha, im not gona do much to this car. Just get it tinted, lowered and put the wheels on for now, maybe get a set of bodykit and paint it black later. Cos im currently building up my nissan 180sx to be a drift car. Cant afford to spend to much on 2 cars. The GS will be my daily drive.
wow bro car looks sweet, and good to see more vip/vip styled cars somewhere else!! how is it up there? large following or not so much!?
Here in NZ, we getting more and more VIP styled cars, such as all the lexuses model, rear wheel drive nissans. A good friend of mine is running a big second hand japanese mag wheel shop, thats where I got my wheels from.
We just managed to get the website done last week.
welcome to CL...
does it feel weird driving on the right side of the car? your left hand must be very proactive since it does all the work in the car (controls, shifter etc)
always wondered what my driving would be like if i ever travelled to places with RHDs.
haha, im so used to it. Havnt tried a left side drive car for long time.
Just make sure u always drive on the right hand side of the road, u will be sweet, if u visit a place with RHD.HAHAHAHA
i love how the steering wheel already has the wood grain...
nice ride bro.... and good luck on the build.....
From my understanding, the gs300 before year 2000 does not have the wood grain on the steering, only the one after later 2000 will have the wood grain on the steering, but they are e-shifter model.
My gs is the only 1 that got the wood grain but not e-shifter. haha
haha, cheers man, and yes, im from Auckland. its winter here, bloody raining every day!!!!!!!!!
Sweet! Born and raised in Hamilton, left NZ when I was like 10, but have been back a few times and have family still in Greylynn (among other places throughout Auckland).
Look forward to seeing your GS as it goes through the mod process