Anyone have a pic of the Skyline GT-R M-Spec?

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I have never won this, but I was just wondering if anyone with a capture card can take a pic of it that has it in the car selection screen for me? I'm curious what it looks like as it's a 2001 model.
 
You can't win the M-Spec, you can only get it with a sharkport and MK's program.
Athough its nothing special, because it's just the luxury version of the R34 so it looks exactly the same as the R-34 with some different colur options and M-Spec logo insted of a V-spec one.
 
Oh ok, so you have to make a hybrid in order to use it, gotchya ;)

Gives me even more reason to base my R34 hybrid on it :D

Plus it's M-Spec, so it could be the Majarvis Spec :p
 
Mind you it's one of the hidden cars that us PAL users can actually get.

It's a nice car to drive when it's stock , but I don't like it when tuned. Although I could only get it up to around 400bhp because the tune shop didn't offer anything bigger than a spec 1 turbo for it.
 
the GT-R M-spec is NOT a "luxury edition" the M-Spec is the Nur Edition. Nur is short for Nurenburg, a famous race course in germany. it also features the N1 motor out of the famous Skyline enduro racers that compete in the Japanese N1 Endurance trials. Unrestricted this version of the RB26DETT (skyline motor) produces 400hp. but air restrictors are in place to ensure street legality.
 
Originally posted by mobil1skyline
the GT-R M-spec is NOT a "luxury edition" the M-Spec is the Nur Edition. Nur is short for Nurenburg, a famous race course in germany. it also features the N1 motor out of the famous Skyline enduro racers that compete in the Japanese N1 Endurance trials. Unrestricted this version of the RB26DETT (skyline motor) produces 400hp. but air restrictors are in place to ensure street legality.

That would be the famous Nurburgring, not Nurenburg. NUR was an optional spec on the last of either the V-Spec or M-Spec R34 GT-Rs and is basically an uprated engine.

The car was the final edition of the R34 GT-R, with a slightly revised suspension (rear anti-roll and different spring rates) to the V-Spec which the designer felt was too harsh for the autobahns of Germany. It also features a hand-stitched leather interior.
 
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