daslingdale

Price is now negotiable!

I feel for you man. White R33 Series II's are nice looking cars.

$5 and a hotplate! It's great for soup!

Yeah, that's not really a quick sale price. You might find someone along the line.

That's a pretty decent gain mate. I was just wondering as I had a Galant a few cars ago. I was going to modify it, but after doing some research I found out the ecu was pretty anal. Most other people gained fuel mixture problems. Then again mine was a 2000 model, and in the later models the emissions were much more strict. Anyway you have done the hard yards if it's running well. Somebody buy this if they want a good Legnum!

What sort of power are you making with those modifications? How does the car run too?

Bump. This is a cheap Series III.

Anyone interested? It would save someone both time and money.

Sold to Mitch. He is a champion.

Sold.

Taken a deposit down today for the entire wreck.

That actually might be the way to go. Cheers.

$600

Thanks Duncan. After I did that, what would be the best way to get the engine onto a ute? The only thing I can think of to lift something that heavy is an engine crane.

Having troubles getting out an engine from my R33 GTS-T. Firstly, the car is situated on a thirty degree slope, and there is no place to have it flat. I am trying to sell it to someone, but I don't want to give them the entire wreck for the price of just the engine ($2,000), as there is still a fair bit of valuable stuff in it (automatic transmission, differential, brakes, etc). The biggest issue is that I need the car gone in eight days. The council doesn't like a wreck parked on the road... Would pulling it out with an engine crane be too dangerous? Any other ways I could do this?