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Hi Guys,

Just eoi at the moment but thinking of selling my car.

Its stock as a box bar 3in split dump/front, high flow cat and kakimoto exhaust and hks ebc.

94000kms on the clock and very very clean and strait.

its auto and has work equipes on it....

any ideas what it is worth??

Thanks John

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what brings it down?

- auto + 4wd

- 4 door

HAHAHA.. man 4DR > 2DR any day of the week.. defiantly look tougher with a kit on.. 2drs are ridiculesly common >_> lol@u :laugh:

id say 7-10k >_> all depends on the crowd ur sellin it too i spose :P gl with the sale mate

Edited by 32JEZ
Could only be said by a 4dr owner :(

Ever wonder why 4drs are always cheaper than 2drs

+1

i am sorry to say that you would be lucky to get 9k for it.

best o luck with the sale though, keep it locked up until its classic then sell it stock as a rock, it will be worth more then.

AUTO is the main problem.

the next problem is the 2L and 1450kg.

I sold this for $12K about 2 years ago.

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d158/T_T...s4/CIMG1311.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d158/T_T...s4/CIMG1318.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d158/T_T...s4/CIMG1300.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d158/T_T...s4/CIMG1322.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d158/T_T...s4/CIMG1314.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d158/T_T...s4/CIMG1313.jpg

There is currently one for sale on here in Manual and in REALLY good condition for $10K but that won't sell for that price too.

4wd, rb20 is the worse possible combo ever.

Expect it to go to a new owner for about $7K if you get lucky.

Truth of the matter is, a 4 door is worth less then a 2 door as they are less desirable, unless the potential buyer wants a 4 door, which in this case as your car is auto makes it worth less again.

I personally found when buy/selling gtst’s, gts4’s were less wanted. Your car also has the “tweedy” fabric, which is less desirable.

It’s not worth $10k, as you can pick up R33’s for that. It’s worth about $7k - $8k (in my opinion).

funny as i have a 2 door when i purchased it when i was living in auckland 2 doors were reare as hens teeth like i was looking for like 8 months

onlye ever waw 2 2 door turbo 5 spds this was in 99 the 2 i saw were sold

and i purchased the 3rd one

but there were 4 doors everywhere

just my 2 c

  • 2 weeks later...
funny as i have a 2 door when i purchased it when i was living in auckland 2 doors were reare as hens teeth like i was looking for like 8 months

onlye ever waw 2 2 door turbo 5 spds this was in 99 the 2 i saw were sold

and i purchased the 3rd one

but there were 4 doors everywhere

just my 2 c

mate that was real hard to read.

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