Someone reply to this guy

[Matty]

http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-trucks-Nissan-Skyline-GTR-R34-W0QQAdIdZ294678609

[Robski]

I predict him getting many interesting phone calls in the near future.

[trickey1991]

and sent "you're an idiot..they're not available in canada until 2014 , there is a 15 year old rule, and theyre going to be about 75,000.00 when they do arrive..so save your pennies for a cavalier dude..peace"

[cschepp]

I sent him a email but was polite and told him if he was interested in buying one the closest thing was going to a converted car which was something I had available. We shall see if he emails me back

[S13Jordie]

....... there is that shredded white one that was glued back together..

[cschepp]

^ lol but he wants 50k for it. I just don't know why it hasn't sold yet.

[markc32]

theres one here in vancouver fyi

[trickey1991]

there is one in toronto. aswell

[flipridah17]

theres one here in vancouver fyi

haha atleast the one from vancouver was never glued back together.. I do not know how they imported it but its been here for a while now

[Snake556]

haha atleast the one from vancouver was never glued back together.. I do not know how they imported it but its been here for a while now

So true. That white one scares me

[Bruizer]

So true. That white one scares me

Oh? Your car was a one peice forged? All the vehicles ive ever seen were welded in many places. Bridges are welded, buildings have welds, roller coasters are welded... The right technician does a fine job, sometimes better than the factory robots when they assemble new cars. I guarantee you that R34 is stiffer and has better stability than any stock r32.

Wait, the rear sub frame of an r32 is pretty much held up by 4 19mm nuts/studs and other small ones!! Scary If you ask me. Scarier is that the r32 really has F all for a safety rebar (that flimsy aluminum thing wont stop much. Nor airbags!!!

[Snake556]

Man, that R34 is welded onto a trailer frame. Huge body gaps. And it's starting to rot out underneath from what I've heard. I wouldn't trust it at all.

I do agree that manual welding can do a far better job than factories, provided it's the right technician. And I never said my car was all forged as one. I'm well aware vehicles are multiple pieces connected together. But from what I've seen of that R34, it's just... not good.

[EMAGDNIM]

there is one in toronto. aswell

Along with a few in Montreal...

[Terrh]

Yeah, the right technician does a fine job, but where's the proof it was right?

Besides, it doesn't matter anyways, the car is illegal.

Oh? Your car was a one peice forged? All the vehicles ive ever seen were welded in many places. Bridges are welded, buildings have welds, roller coasters are welded... The right technician does a fine job, sometimes better than the factory robots when they assemble new cars. I guarantee you that R34 is stiffer and has better stability than any stock r32.

Wait, the rear sub frame of an r32 is pretty much held up by 4 19mm nuts/studs and other small ones!! Scary If you ask me. Scarier is that the r32 really has F all for a safety rebar (that flimsy aluminum thing wont stop much. Nor airbags!!!