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hey peps, i hope im posting in the right spot :)

im looking to buy a skyline for around 10 grand maybe 11. Will i be better off with an R32 with mods or a stock R33?

ive seen some mean R32s with front mount and exhaust for around 10/11g but ive seen stock R33s for 11 or so.

R33 stock? or R32+mods?... help me out peps!

thx :)

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thx for the imput guys!

the look of the R33 floats my boat but if seen moded R32s for the same price.

if i was to get the stock R33 how much am i looking at for exhaust and front mount? estimated price?

I would go for an R32 myself. Never liked the 33's much.

This thread will have the 33 owners saying to get the 33's and the 32 owners saying to get the 32. Just get the one you think is better or the one that is in better condition.

Good luck with your purchase.

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