1991 Nissan Skyline R32 Gtr

[Shakiel]

1991 Nissan Skyline GTR R32

5 Speed Manual

RB26DETT

42,563 km

Champagne Gold

ENKEI Wheels

Aftermarket Exhaust

Larger Radiator

This car has only had one owner and no accident history. There is a few scratches on the front bar, but otherwise the car is in good condition all round.

A full mechanical report and more pictures while the car is still in Japan can be arranged for buyer.

Please PM or contact 0403596801 for more information

$18,000 Landed and Complied in Melbourne, Victoria

[V-Spec.tacle]

Are the KM's genuine, very very low????

[Shakiel]

its only had the one owner, but then again nismo speedo's are usually fitted at later stages after purchase. I'll check whether the timing belt has been done or anything else to give hints about the original kms.

[XSKAPE]

its only had the one owner, but then again nismo speedo's are usually fitted at later stages after purchase. I'll check whether the timing belt has been done or anything else to give hints about the original kms.

means its done 2660kms a year for the past 16 years.

Its prob close to 240 000 km (working on a low average 15km/year), and has done 2 timming belts on its way to its third.

[Shakiel]

means its done 2660kms a year for the past 16 years.

Its prob close to 240 000 km (working on a low average 15km/year), and has done 2 timming belts on its way to its third.

As much as i'm tempted I dont think i'll waste my time trying to justify that lovely piece of calculating!

[XSKAPE]

As much as i'm tempted I dont think i'll waste my time trying to justify that lovely piece of calculating!

Brilliant isn't it? But please by all means help yourself! I will love to know where i went wrong.

[PuCkStAr]

means its done 2660kms a year for the past 16 years.

Its prob close to 240 000 km (working on a low average 15km/year), and has done 2 timming belts on its way to its third.

well for a start xskape, whilst i agree with you that it does seem very low... would usually only expect old show cars to be at that figure, i would be certain it does would not have been doing anywhere near 15000km/yr (i persume your immature mind meant 15000 rather than 15km). most japanese cars are used far less than australian due to their dense populations and high road costs, not to mention articulate public transport means.

I myself bought a r32 gtr, it had its timing belt changed shortly before selling (as the jap owner provided proof).

All jap cars come with a lot lower kms than any aussie clown would expect, but i havent had a single issue with mine mechanically, so as long as you trust the seller, it probably is legit, if not close to the truth

[ish]

Always a tool wanting to sabotage a for sale thread with his wit and carnizzma.

Personally i dont believe the hype with KM reductions . I know it happens to some but there's no need to go bombing the guys advertisment with some lame theory .

Edited April 2, 2007 by ish

[BoyWhoCriedWolf]

When you buy an import you buy on the vehicles condition, not the kms. Invariably the kms are incorrect.

[XSKAPE]

well for a start xskape, whilst i agree with you that it does seem very low... would usually only expect old show cars to be at that figure, i would be certain it does would not have been doing anywhere near 15000km/yr (i persume your immature mind meant 15000 rather than 15km). most japanese cars are used far less than australian due to their dense populations and high road costs, not to mention articulate public transport means.

I myself bought a r32 gtr, it had its timing belt changed shortly before selling (as the jap owner provided proof).

All jap cars come with a lot lower kms than any aussie clown would expect, but i havent had a single issue with mine mechanically, so as long as you trust the seller, it probably is legit, if not close to the truth

well i guess your another sucker that fell for the quote "cars are used alot less in Japan". Yes they are used slightly less. but not as low as they claim. Just match up the Km's on the odometer to the body and the interior. If they park thier car all day and don't drive it? Why does it look like shit? But having siad that a good detalier can make a peice of shit into a birthday cake.

There is plenty of ways to provide dodgey proof. Know a mechanic is one. And when your asian everyone knows everyone.

One of my good mates is Japanesse who lived there for 20+ years then migrated to Australia.. blah blah blah but to cut a long story short he has confirmed km’s have been wound back prior to auction. Because these sucker aussies love it. As an importer/car seller, if you didn’t do it and it was done in Japan, your hands are clean!

As a car seller always be honest. You'll get more respect and more likely be able to get the sale

As a car buyer. Don't trust anyone! or believe everything you hear or see.

[XSKAPE]

Always a tool wanting to sabotage a for sale thread with his wit and carnizzma.

Personally i dont believe the hype with KM reductions . I know it happens to some but there's no need to go bombing the guys advertisment with some lame theory .

Always another tool adding his 2 cents worth.

[GT-R32]

well for a start xskape, whilst i agree with you that it does seem very low... would usually only expect old show cars to be at that figure, i would be certain it does would not have been doing anywhere near 15000km/yr (i persume your immature mind meant 15000 rather than 15km). most japanese cars are used far less than australian due to their dense populations and high road costs, not to mention articulate public transport means.

I myself bought a r32 gtr, it had its timing belt changed shortly before selling (as the jap owner provided proof).

All jap cars come with a lot lower kms than any aussie clown would expect, but i havent had a single issue with mine mechanically, so as long as you trust the seller, it probably is legit, if not close to the truth

I have friends living in Japan and what you say is very true. Public transport works very well, tolls are ridiculously expensive, densely populated and far far smaller. Australians drive their cars pretty well far more than anyone else. Fearful Aussie will never understand that, and only they lose out buyer higher km cars to make themselves feel better! I bought a 1985 RX7 with 45k on it. Everything was like new. A mate living over there now has a 1993 RX7 with only 35k on it. Did 3k a year for the first 7 years of it's life.

Stop discrediting peoples sales. If you are scared, ignore the speedo and judge a car on its condition alone. Stop with the annoying fear mongering.

"As a car buyer. Don't trust anyone! or believe everything you hear or see."

You'll never buy a car if you can't trust your own eyes or judgement. And you do better using that than some perceived expert workshops.

Edited April 3, 2007 by GT-R32

[Beer Baron]

hi, if you are commercially importing cars for sale, please contact Blitz or Prank via pm to enquire about becoming a subscribed trader on this forum.

I would also suggest that offering cars for sale that you do not have in your possesion is not a good idea.

to the rest of the people posting in this thread I'd suggest refreshing yourselves with the forum rules. They are posted at the top of the For Sale section. Break them again and I hand you a little spanking. don't post your problems, thoughts, arguments, abuse, stories etc in someones for sale thread.

thread has been left open for the time being.

[Shakiel]

Like I said I will find out the details.

And we've found a timing belt sticker, which was replaced at 92,000 kms begining of 2006! So we'd be looking at over or around 110,000 - 120,000km but yeah... nothing near your calculated 240,000 km!! There's so much more to say, but wat is the point arguing with comments like that in the first place!!

I am going to become a sponser, I havent made any profits as yet if I do sell anything I will become an immediate sponser. But for now my business is still in the making and should be all ready in next couple of weeks.. Once it is actually up and running, I will become a sponser whether I've made a sale or not, and advertise many vehicles available in Japan.

Thanks

[Blitz]

Closed.

Sorry mate, but the bottom line here is you are a business and as per the rules you must pay and become a business trader before you advertise your cars or parts on this forum.