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ok heres my problem. Either the end of this year or early next year i wanna buy another car. I have to sell one of my VLs first, no problem there, my problem is what car do I buy?

My options;

option 1: (1989) 15 yo R32 GTR.

option 2: Series 2 (93 - 96) 180sx

option 3: Series 2 (96 - 98)R33 skyline gts-t

Which one? Please take into consideration their features and most of all their reliability and average condition.

personally id say the 33 gtst

most gtrs are in good nick and all, but the really good ones will be goin to other countries now, specially with our import laws

180sx are startin to get to the bottom of the barrel someone was tellin me, so i dunno,

and theres my personal choice, ive always loved the r33

some hate it, i love it

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Originally posted by BelGarion

personally id say the 33 gtst

most gtrs are in good nick and all, but the really good ones will be goin to other countries now, specially with our import laws

180sx are startin to get to the bottom of the barrel someone was tellin me, so i dunno,

and theres my personal choice, ive always loved the r33

some hate it, i love it

just to let you know R32 gtr are 15 yo next year no compliance is needed and you can bring in pretty much anything that will pass a road worthy ...

Guest 87vlt
Originally posted by BelGarion

i think prestige had a gtr that they were offering some sorta deal so the potential buyer could get it stored till next year

yeah saw that. See that white race spec 32 gtr only went for 14,900? One came through this morning was stock and very neat it was around 15 grand ....

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