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Hey guys, looking at buying an r33 vspec and wondering if this price is good as i havent had much to do with gtrs

Midnight purple

Gold 17X9.5 volk rims

3 inch exhaust

immaculate throughout

58000k on the clock

$39990 drive out the door

Any thoughts??

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I love this about 33 gtrs. They're so cheap its forcing the price of 32 gtrs down. Which makes sense cos who wants to pay over $20,000 for a 16-year old thrashed out racer?

I reckon $35,000 tops for a 33 GTR. $40,000 if its in showroom condition with all records and paperwork. People asking over $45,000 are just putting them up for sale because their wives told them to. They're not serious about selling.

Johnny,

I guess thats the grey area redefined with second hand import skylines.

Its worth what you can sell it for. My 33 gtst has same mods i bought it with 12 months ago with the exception of a 2k stereo and a front mount and i am fairly confident i would get what i payed for it if not a couple of grand more.

Its not the model and price man, its the price and condition.

I saw a 33 gtr the other day that looked like it came straight of the production line and would fetch more than a shithouse 34 gtr thats been flogged to f**k

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