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1996 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T, Series 2, Turbo, RB25DET Engine, 5 Speed Manual,

Black, 50000 Km, SRS Dual Air Bag, ABS, Factory Sunroof. Car is fully stock

with no modifications.

This car can only be use for race or wrecking only and cannot be register.

$10,000

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hi, was wondering why it cant be registered? does it have chassis damage or something that would stop it from being complied?

It was imported under race/track car, originally was my porject car but now i've changed my mind onto something else.

ferni is right. even though it cant be registered, all those parts are usually pretty easy to sell. especially series 2 front bars etc... if i had $10k spare id buy it as its basically my car...black s2, i could have a shit load of spare parts

If its imported for race use you can apply for it to be transferred for compliance unders SEVS. At 10k, it'd still work out cheaper, just a bit of a headache unless you deal with DOTARs regularly (which I do).

If you don't want the hassle I'll take it off your hands and do all that myself and get it on the road, can you provide all the paperwork necessary, ie import approval for race use, a copy of your racing license and other bits I'll need to organise it with DOTARs?

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