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Yes that is auction grade. And yes you can get in R34 GT-T's for under 30. There is a few things involved e.g. using you car as a test vehicle so you avoid compliancing costs.

NISMOR34- yes there is no one yet with R34 compliance. We are looking at another 4-6 weeks. Craig Dean has already sent his application from Car conversions. Yes you can bring in R34s but only as a test vehicle.

lol ... cut this fella a break! there is a good possibility of an 18 year old having 70k for 1st car .... (remember on the US site with that stuck up US kid)

1.daddy could have given him the $

2.won the money from powerball

3.inherit the money from a deceased person

4.work really really really really hard for it legite business

5.sold heroin for the last 6 months

u guys remember that guy in the US who was boasting about his porsche and his lambo, mini etc .... that 18year old. That kid actually did have the money. So ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE

buddy, if u r really searching for a 1st car. I believe gtt or gtr or non turbo is all fine! All depends on wat kinda driver u r.

BTW if u dont mind me asking. where did the 70k come from. I hope the money was attain through OPTION 4 (as shown above):D

Originally posted by Daz

NISMOR34- yes there is no one yet with R34 compliance. We are looking at another 4-6 weeks. Craig Dean has already sent his application from Car conversions. Yes you can bring in R34s but only as a test vehicle.

no probs mate, I know a couple of guys in the business and they are NOT prepared to run a perfectly good 34 into the wall at this stage ~ for RAWS.

My partner has pretty much just bought herself a 34 gtt [grade 4-4.5 I think] for around that figure anyways - modified :)

how many tests will they allow?

Sorry for being off-topic max.89! Although some of this stuff does affect you.

Nark / Horus, I wasnt thinking like you guys, I knew he meant Auction Grade :D LOL

Originally posted by INASNT

sounds like he is totally full of it or just signed on here to boast that he has 70k for a first car when he doesent know what car he is even talking about!!

:bahaha:

:bahaha: :D he is totally full of it....

And he's 18yo need to spend $7k pa to insure a R34... ?

I would rather get something easier to insure, spending $2k+ pa is acceptable for imports, but not $7k a yr!!

Imagine the stuffs you can get with that extra $5k difference. In one yr you can get a FMIC+Turbo, the next yr PFC and some other crazy monster mods....

Originally posted by predator666

...for side impact intrusion tests? :( this might bother some people paying $30k :)

There is different tests. The side intrusion test is to see if it meets ADR standards. There only has to be one vehicle crashed per make and model. There is a guy up in Qeensland that has already done or is doing an R34 right now.

Iam bringing in my vehicle as a test car for a compliance workshop. They need it as they are up to stage 3 and they need a test car so they can get there RAWS. The only thing that will happen to my car is it will get the usual compliance that has to meet the completely stock requirments.

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