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From America! and a absolute nightmare at that! I had to pay customs, stamp duty, freight, duty on stamp duty, quarantine, broker fee, storage fee, late fee, GST and finally GST on GST.

Cost $4800 all up! If you would still like to know, re-post, however I think I have put you off all together! haha.

  • 1 month later...

Details of Skyline V35...

>> VIN: CPV35502606

>> ENGINE: 785989A

>> REGO: SB14AD

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>> Australian Compliance approval# 1038102/014

>> 02/2003 build

>> Colour trim KY0G

>> Type UA-CPV35

>> Model code: GLJARVNV35EDAAAE

Repairable write off meaning the car was insured by an owner who had an accident, big or small, and they wrote it off for him to get fully paid out. It has nothing to do with compliance or registration of the car. It can be registered anywhere (it's already registered now anyway in NSW - the harshest state) - But it's more like a bad driving record for the car to tell people: hey, this car has been in involved in something, check it out properly.

As far as the GTT , nice car and all, but I need cash, urgently!

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