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Finally got around to removing the nasty yellow haze of the daily 35's headlights. No befores (just imagine all 35's that live outside 24/7) but fairly simple process: 1. Wet sand with 1500 grit paper 2. Polished with Meguiars Ultimate Compound and medium cut pad 3. Sealed with a Dupli-Color UV Resistant Clear Coat, otherwise they will just go back to being yellow in a few weeks

No more $300 nismo "old logo" ciggie lighters??

reading that gumtree ad makes the brain hurt

They had tram lines all over the city as far back as the 1800's then all got ripped up... only to be rebuilt again. Insanity

Yeap that's the one. Fuzzy memory now, missed a few important details

I used to have a large "GT-R Genuine Service" picture frame that I took home after a cleanup at the Nissan dealer where I was a 1st year apprentice for a short time in 1998. It was a photo of an ADM R32, split in half, one side was a black stock 32 with a mechanic (holding a consult) standing next to it, the other half was the GIO or Winfield car Used to be in my parents garage but missing for a long time and I have no idea where it went. Would have been a great piece of memorabilia for someone's garage

Prices are going up yes, but many cars aren't selling. There's a stock manual R34 gt-t on carsales for 27k... Who in their right mind will pay that??

A bit of humidity in the air and Sydney drivers lose all the feeble skills they had already.

25GT sedans are worth 6k at best. The other 6k is the p-plater tax. I would pick up a tidy v36 sedan for the same money, if I was after a jap import anyway, but plenty of other options out there

These insurance scams are nothing new. Been happening for decades with all kinds of cars, before any form of social media came along... problem is, it takes a few claims to see a pattern and almost impossible to prevent There was a scam, before the WOVR came along, where people would insure a car, claim it stolen, strip it of pretty much everything then dump the shell. Once the police and insurance company find the shell, they would buy it back, refit all the parts and bingo, free car

Get a panelbeater to cut the piece out and replace it with some fresh steel. Pretty simple repair

Allowing high values is what ruined the scheme, not a SAU thread. Regarding prices, they have jumped too high, too fast. 90% of cars are sitting unsold, only the rare immaculate cars get snapped up fast, everything else just sits there

Check values of the Nismo 400R

you're welcome :-)

The 240k engine bay got cleaned up to look more like 120k?

great looking car mate, would definitely be a unique ride over there

Part number is 31397-41X04

Looks like a troll ad

Don''t forget the vaping part, with modded vaping hardware

Great car, great pics... moar please

You were right, the yoyo is going back up now. Price back to 215 after some new photos.

Will be down to the magical R32 mileage of circa 80k-120k km by the time its resold

this might pop up on sale in a few months: http://www.manheim.com.au/damaged-vehicles/5108005/1999-nissan-skyline-r34-gtr-v-spec-coupé