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im assuming with the parts supplied that it just needs toe 100,000 km service/ timing belt done?

simply the different the oil pump drive collar. no other differences.

i have 2 bc cspanners you can have for the cost of postage if you get really stuck

if that was a radon occurrence it would be awesome

new vehicle worked out. ute needs to go. roof wrap removed and freshly serviced and detailed.

who the f**k cares, if you like it make it happen

mu stagea was called stagea my ute is called ute. the gtr.. still unsure but "gtr" has a nice ring to it.

also they are loud as fark

throw a pick up

i can get secured on a gtr for 8, but i cant import unless the importer fronts the costs. which i dont see them doing

no dramas, we have a different on opinions but without going into more details its pointless to continue that conversation. SO back to the original question if we can... If you used a personal unsecured loan what rate did you get and by which financial institution? If you used a personal secured loan what rate did you get and by which financial institution?

ok so i feel the need to answer your question even though its beside the point. i have several negatively geared investment properties which are mortgage to a specific amount which negates certain mortgage insurances but retains a balance of mortgage repayment/ rental income amount which when combined with other costs such as rates and upkeep, creates a positive tax back situation from a (in basic terms) no to little money out of my pocket annually situation. borrowing against these properties has a much higher financial effect than just interest component. my principal home where the bulk of my funds go, has a hard earned equity amount which every 3 years or less becomes a "deposit" on a new investment property which then follows the pattern stated above. The removal of the equity (lest say um... 20k) means the need for mortgage insurance on the next property (lets say $10,000) cost which otherwise would not be needed. otherwise it would stop me getting a new property by about 12-24 months which simply im not going to let happen. this is a 15 year plan at which point my direction changes but that's my business. buying a toy must be separate to this, paying an interest amount over a short term (which will in truth become maby a 2 year loan at most, financed over generally a starting term of 5 years to get a specific rate) is cheaper than having to shell out for a guideline required mortgage insurance or not having a planned investment property. so im not going to fork out 10k just to save 4% on interest for 2 years...... ok? SO, i require a short term finance arrangement. Im currently moving away from my ute which has other financial benefits for selling within a 12 year period which i'm not going to explain now but must happen. This means i need another car so im using this situation to buy a daily GTR. Im well aware that some may shake there head at such an inappropriate daily but that's how i do things... the fun way. so in selling my current ssv ute i'm using this opportunity to import something instead of buying another car which i not only don't want but will depreciate faster than a gtr if i did feel like selling in the near future. so... i need either a secured or unsecured loan. my financial asset position and previous lending history means i AM able to secure a 1990 or later grey imported gtr though peoples choice and probably a few others using a secured loan. i wandering if anyone has ever over come the catch 22 arising with ther importer. i can pay for this with cash for a short term as stated but not if there is an easier safer way. as stated i know i can just get a personal loan unsecured but being money conscious if i can get a better rate for this purpose then i will. so if anyone has done so through a lender i would like to get some feed back and to know who you used and under that terms.... IF you can help with this please let me know.

no offence, my borrowing capacity is not the issue by a long shot. i spend my cash in houses and in my partners new business in an organised method, thanks for the input but im really looking for peoples input on the questions asked.

you don't want a vf ssv Ute by any chance.

talk to a detailer, tell them what happened and let them have a go. you could end up doing more damage to something that might be fixable. i would definitly give a pro a couple of hundred before shelling out thousands. our dealership had balloons out in 40+ deg head. the paint popped them on contact and they the melting rubber sat on the paint for a weekend. marked to shit. the paint men got them back to shiney new so they can do some amazing things.

Good morning all I am about to enter the process of importing an R32 GTR into SA from japland. I'm looking to finance roughly $20k which i intend to cover the vehicle and all importing/ compliance costs, rego and on-road costs separately. I actually work in vehicle financing so i understand the ins and outs but i'm looking for options and feedback. which banks have you used, what rates you have experienced and how or if you were able to overcome some basic problems such as the catch 22 of securing a vehicle with is not here yet. Ok, so first off the easy method is cash i know... The second option is line of credit from my mortgage but my equity is for another property so i wont be touching it. Now, to the options i need your feed back on. - Unsecured personal loan. Easy to get for the amount i need. The rates i'm looking at through peoples choice credit union are about %12 Easy to use but not wanting to pay interest i don't need to if i don't have to. If you used a personal unsecured loan what rate did you get and by which financial institution? if its reasonable i will consider it but the second option i'm hoping is a possibility which is.... - secured personal loan. Obviously Better rates, I expect from peoples choice around %8 fixed for 5 years I have had loans for grey imports (already regoed in Australia) before with a+ conduct so they have pre-approved the $20k for another. My issue is that they need the vehicle to be registered in aust with most importantly a full 17digit AUST vin to release the funds. They will pay the full invoice for vehicle and importing costs and will need to pay the importer directly which is good. This means i need funds to pay the man for the car but cant be done until imported to aust so catch 22. If i had to I can cover this with my own cash currently on my mortgage and reimburse myself later but I would be relying on the honesty of the importer to refund the double payment (one payment from myself to actually import and one from the bank who must pay the invoicing importer).... i'm a trusting person but it could become an issue and its a choppy process at best. OK so, If you used a personal secured loan what rate did you get and by which financial institution? How did you go about paying your importer, were they willing to front the costs for a full payment at the end (after deposit)? any advice on how to go about this method?

all the wants

oh thats right, they dont have the tv or anything, just a solid dash... yeah thats probably gonna make the job a bit shitter. the thing to find out then is if the brackets are the same behind there to actually affix it to

wah?

if you mean how does the pod that holds the guage install, remove the radio / ac surround, unclip the air vents, it unscrews from the front and unclips. screw holes you can see at the front

cool, Cheers guys.

4k?

that may very well be all im asking, was unsure if it was simply a crank change or cosmetic differences or if they played with turbos or head ect.

trying to confirm some info i have been given, unsuccessfuly so i might as well just ask. in later years i.e.94, did the R32 gtr adopt an early version on the R33 RB26? if so, what were the main differences? any other differences with late model 32gtrs? if im spastic and missed some informative sticky post just redirect me. cheers.

this makes a big difference. good clean looking car. i wish i had the knowledge time money and patience to build up a nice turbo car for my full licence back in the day.