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Is it even a V-Spec? There is no badge on the rear and it doesn't appear to have the carbon fibre diffuser (although I know these are often removed). IAs I live in Adelaide I asked the seller if I could view the vehicle to assertain its condition/existence. :(

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Hello,

Thank you for your interest in my Skyline. The car is in absolutely perfect condition, no scratches, dings, dents or other imperfections. Always adult driven and garaged. Clear title. Price is $26,200 AU if you buy now. Firstly, I need to tell you that I recently moved to Budapest, Hungary due to work and family. Since I have no more relatives back home, I brought the car with me thinking that I could register it here. However, because of the big differences between the AU emissions and the local ones, I can't register it. Here is what I suggest: you make the payment in an ebay managed trust fund ( they hold the money until you receive the car ), I send the car over, you can inspect it, take it to a mechanic to check it out, drive it. If, by any reason, you will not be satisfied with it ( even though I can assure you that it is exactly as described), you can return it at my expense for a full refund of your money, no questions asked. I think this is more than fair for the both of us. If you agree, please provide your full name and shipping address and I will get everything started immediately. Afterwards, ebay will invoice you the transaction details and payment instructions. All you will need to do is follow through with their guidelines.

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George

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Thanks for the reply, What state was the car registered in as i am able to retrieve the cars full history here in Australia. Can i also have the chassis number this will also help with history checks. If the car is in Hungary now can you plz "Hello SAU" on a piece of paper and take a photo of it on the car thanks

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Lee

It should be good to see what he says

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