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at one stage going back a few months, i seen around 3 or 4 for sale in various places...

always look in places like; trader. carsales, advertiser, etc

even eBay had a SA 33GTR for sale a little while back

Nuttshunglow on this forum has his 33GTR for sale it is based in NSW but it is SA registered which means no regency is you buy it.

Send him a PM and see if he is still interested in selling.

Very nice car :P

Well i spoke too soon, i picked one up last night that i found in the trader. Its a 11/96 build R33 GTR in showroom condition, this car looks like noone has ever sat inside it. The build quality of the R33 GTR inside and out makes my both my old 34's look cheap and plasticy.

Yeh ferni i think it has been its been coulour matched to the N1 valley cover that is also on. Looks bloody good actually.

dnbutts, i am experienced at importing and have direct access to uss auctions though i have found that the quality of vehicles coming through has been fairly inconsistant over the last couple of years. That and i could not be stuffed waiting 8-12weeks to have it on the road, i got this one for a good price and its near showroom condition.

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