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Hi guys,

I was hoping someone could help me out by running a check on the following VIN:

6U9000ECR33112147

I'm a fair newby and I'm in the market for my first skyline as I'm fed up with the commodore so anything you could tell me about that VIN would be great. Would especially like to know if it comes up as a sedan or coupe and anything you might find suspicious.

Thanks heaps!

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone could help me out by running a check on the following VIN:

6U9000ECR33112147

I'm a fair newby and I'm in the market for my first skyline as I'm fed up with the commodore so anything you could tell me about that VIN would be great. Would especially like to know if it comes up as a sedan or coupe and anything you might find suspicious.

Thanks heaps!

ECR33-112147

Does not come up as anything.. Sure that is the right number?

ECR33-112147

Does not come up as anything.. Sure that is the right number?

Well thats not a good start....

That's exactly how I copied it off the advertisement. I ran the VIN through the website https://www.checkitout.com.au/index.php and it came up as a 1996 grey sedan which has me a bit worried as the photos are of a coupe. I just tried again but it appears down for maintenance. You think its legitimate or worth the effort?

Thanks for the quick reply by the way.

Not sure mate.. I just googled "6U9000ECR33112147" and found one link to it, that carsguide site.

Ask for a pic of the blue vin plate top left of the engine bay.

As far as I know, ECR33-112147 doesnt exist in my FAST. :unsure: Maybe typed it wrong? iono..

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