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Make: Nissan

Model: Skyline GXE 3.0

Milage: 150000

Transmission: auto

Colour: white

Location: Sydney

Complied? (Australian made) Yes (updated)

RWC supplied?

Currently registered? no

Price: $450

Contact:msg me

Comments / Modifications: good working condition has good RB30 motor accelerates goes hard! new tyres, new exhaust, new brake pads + I'll throw in a second new set.

Images: if you want some just ask I'll post them up here

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I just found out it only costs $45 for a blue slip so I will take it down and see about getting it done myself on Thursday. Somehow I thought it cost up to a $1000. So discounted the car by $1000. Will keep you updated.

So car only need a pink slip to run right? :(

No you only need the blue slip. No need for a pink slip :)

The blue and pink slips are both the same thing: They are both road worthy certificates.

You only need the blue one when it was unregistered as then they do extra checks to verify design standards.

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