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  • FiTz2315
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    yeah very true im leaning towards another R32 but cant make up my mind lol.

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  • doc
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    Originally posted by gtrjon View Post
    yea the r33 was like the ugly runt before the 34 came out. Lol imo of course
    love it !!!!!!

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  • gtrjon
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    yea the r33 was like the ugly runt before the 34 came out. lol imo of course

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  • M13
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    hey, fat chix need lovin' too.



    Here's a fact. They don't make any R33 models or toys (not that I've found/seen) while the 32 and 34 are found everywhere. Perhaps a good reason for that.

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  • gtrjon
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    Originally posted by NismoS-tune View Post
    Fat chicks are hot to someone I guess
    haha beauty is in the eyes of the beholder is true i guess.

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  • NismoS-tune
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    Originally posted by Ricky Ricer View Post
    Win.

    I had a hard time with this when looking at Skylines. It wasn't until I saw an R33 in person right after seeing an R32 that I decided the R33 was for me. The changes in quality of materials on the interior, and the sexy sleek shape of the body.
    Fat chicks are hot to someone I guess

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  • FarShark
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    This is obviously my personal opinion; even though I have considered trading my R32 for a R33 I would never give up my R32 today for a R33 or even an R34, merely because of the time (forget the $) I have dedicated to it and the connection I've made with the car.
    However, since you don’t own a R32 anymore, I would go with the R33.
    The reason I considered trading the car was to see how different the cars are and how they have evolved through the years, I would love to own then all but I wouldn’t give one up for the other.

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  • Nismoist
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    Originally posted by gtrjon View Post
    I personally say a r32 cause i am bias and drive one. The only advantage to a r33 imo is the motor and the fixed oiling problems with the long nose crank. So you have a little more piece of mind there. But i dont like how r33s look and will always love r32s plus ill take a few hundred pounds when i can get it.
    Buy a 93 or 94 R32 and you get the problems fixed and the R32 look if thats your preference.

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  • bobbo
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    R33's certainly do look better in person however I still think they still look too much like a later 240sx. I'll stick with the R32 until the R34's are affordable. By then IŽll have sunk so much money into mine and the R32s wonŽt be worth the wheels on them that IŽll likely be stuck with it .

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  • Ricky Ricer
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    Originally posted by dah_hunter View Post
    get one of each.. \
    Win.

    I had a hard time with this when looking at Skylines. It wasn't until I saw an R33 in person right after seeing an R32 that I decided the R33 was for me. The changes in quality of materials on the interior, and the sexy sleek shape of the body.

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  • dah_hunter
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    get one of each.. \

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  • JZ
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    Coke or Pepsi?
    Blondes or brunettes?
    R32's or R33's?

    ...all personal preference.

    For me, I've had my time with the 32, time to move on to something different

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  • GTRADDICT
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    Same thread as GTROC lol. Some guys get pissed off pretty bad over there!
    I reckon I would go for the R33 Mate. R32 are wanks. There's the UK version of me lol

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  • gtrjon
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    I personally say a r32 cause i am bias and drive one. The only advantage to a r33 imo is the motor and the fixed oiling problems with the long nose crank. So you have a little more piece of mind there. But i dont like how r33s look and will always love r32s plus ill take a few hundred pounds when i can get it.

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  • mightymurph
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    To me it seems like each model has it's own advantages and attractions. Seems like the R32 sacrifices some small comforts that the R33 offers for a lighter overall curb weight. Though I couldn't tell you specifically what the small comforts are seeing as how I don't own an R33.
    IMO if your building a "drivers car" get an R32.

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