Originally Posted by LexLova

Quick question does the wood panels pop in or do you have to remove the door panels ???

Originally Posted by ericherm1

I think you have to remove the panels. They are easy to remove though.

Originally Posted by nelson09

Picked up my full sized spare from refinish test fitted it in the trunk. So far only have the plastic under piece cut for the test fit mock up. Next to have the floor mat piece cut out and plexiglass insert, splice the trunk dome light in there so it lights up when the trunk opens. Should be cool though, thinking along the lines of this sample pic I found online only more simple and my spare will have a tire on it so it's functional. Haven't decided what to cover the dynamat under the wheel with wood or speaker box carpet. Wood seems so cliché.

Originally Posted by GsKris

Reconed the mark levinson sub

Originally Posted by ericherm1

Well so I um... kinda stepped to the dark side but still keeping and playing with the GS....
Just received my GS's garage mate today:

Originally Posted by sakataj

i like that idea but have you thought bout putting a tire on it also? IMHO thats better cause then you can actually use it. cover it with some black carpeting and call it a day trust me dont try and go fancy there. i did multiple times and changed suede like 4 times before i was like f it



good job but unfortunately they pop again



you bought that Nissan Skyline awhile ago (or atleast said you were going to) but welcome back lol. the R32 isnt my favorite but they can be made very very potent

Originally Posted by sakataj

you bought that Nissan Skyline awhile ago (or atleast said you were going to) but welcome back lol. the R32 isnt my favorite but they can be made very very potent

Originally Posted by mate01

anyone use or have that fix-a-flat stuff in their trunk?

Originally Posted by nelson09

thats the point of having a spare, re-read the post that's why mine will be functional compared to the sample pic not only will it have a tire on it but a non directional tire so it can in worst case scenario be mounted on either of the four corners. Still going to display it though. Form and function.

Originally Posted by ericherm1

The plan was to buy another one and I found one with super low miles and no rust. This is actually my 3rd R32 Skyline and 2nd R32 GTR. Back in 01-04 when I was in Misawa I had a 1990 GTS-t and a 1991 GTR. I still love my GS though and yes it will get the GTE treatment just maybe next spring instead of this spring. Besides my GS still only has 70k miles on it. By the time I get to pulling the motor I'll be selling a GE motor with less than 100,000 miles on it, keep your eyes peeled for it if anyone is interested.

Originally Posted by nelson09

Originally Posted by nelson09

Originally Posted by ThomasGS4