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Have thought about selling my series 2 Stagea

Would come with R34 GTR front and R34 GTR wheels and new tyres

Full body kit, kyb suspension, tipronic auto, etc

Would also have a pile of other aftermarket extra's available seperately aswell

Already?!?! Far out, that was fast, you havent even finished it yet!

Amazingly I bought the front conversion guards last November

Purchased the car in Febuary and took nearly 6 months to get here and get registered

Only drove it for 1 day, then started the front end conversion

It now is October, 11 months down the track

Considering I have had 18 cars in 14 years, lets say I get bored with them.

Probably about 25k if you are lucky. Id say closer to 20k realistically.

Jay sold his car for 19k if I remember, thats uhh, 260awkw too...

There was a an R34 fronted S1 on carsales and the guy sold it for 16k but that was about 3-5 months ago. So prices have come down even more since then.

Put it this way, there is a reason ive decided to keep my stagea and repair it/spend more cash on it instead of sell it. They depreciate like f**k and no one wants to buy one locally unless its cheap as hell...

I guess the market for a modified car also cuts it down a bit. Specially something with something like an R34 front on it, so clearly it has had work done on it.

Good luck anyway.

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