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Rebuild on a RB26 will set back around the 7k depending on what you put in of course-it could be a lot higher with really good gear (like 12K)

There are 32GTR's with running engines around for 18k now...market is dead...sux

dennis lives in sydney, hills district! i know this car and can vouch for it being very tidy! sorry to hear about the big end mate! best of luck with the sale!

cheers Garth

12 is way 2 low, 15 is the lowest people,

it mite have a spun bearing but go buy a stoccka and mod it like i have mine,

im loosing 10 grand if i sell it for 15000,

turbos cost me 3000, clutch cost me 1200, coilovers cost me 850, apexi power intake kit cost me 200, and now yous can add it up and see what it owes me and how much yous would be up for modding a stockka, and these prices are without labour

turbos r&r is nearly 1000, clutch was 550, and coilovers were 200 this was labour,

here is nearly 7 grand in mods fitted to the car, so if some1 buys this for 15000 and builds the motor they have gotten themselves a gtr wiv a new forged intrenaled motor for around the 21 22000 mark,

all that would be needed then is a computer and a fuel system, the turbos and clutch r good for 10 sec passes...

sorry people but 12000 is a nooo.

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