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hey guys im looking at a heap of stagea's in south oz for sale. but the prices are very up and down and i dont know a hole heap about stagea's or nissan.its really makin me crazy!

i really want a black series 2 4wd in manual.but hard to find let alone finding a manual in any colour.

whats the most important things i need to look out for when buying 1???

so i dont buy a lemon!!what paper work do i have to make sure i see from the dealer??

and why are the prices so up and down??

coz there is a nice 1 for 18 thousand and same car diff place its 23 thousand and there is not 1 thing different from the 2 of them.. and that makes me second guess myself with the 18 thousand 1.

is it best to buy from a dealer or private?

and whats the average price that i should look out for say with the 1998-2000 models rs4??

anyways guys any words of wisdom will help alot

cheers.

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Have a look through the For Sale thread - there are a couple of VERY nice cars for sale on here. Wildkat has a black 4wd manual for sale - i was going to buy it myself actually, but got one in from japan instead. Nothing wrong with the car - its an outstanding vehicle and very reasonably priced - i was just after something different.

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hahaha giving it a plug ha lil bobbeh :D yes we will be advertising properly our black series 2 manual in the next month..it took us forever to find it in Japan when we were importing and getting them is a rare find....Lil Bobbeh you just had to out do everyone by buying a 260rs :nyaanyaa:

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