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$15k firm. Rego till January 2010. Absolutely nothing to spend. I have my eye on a nice tarmac rally machine which I hope to settle the deal on in a few weeks.

cheers

hay mate

got cash but not 15k

can w negotiate, if so i could be sole before the weekend

is this one cheap = http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/privat...&__Qpb=true

and this one- http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NISSAN-DR30-SKYLINE...id=p3286.c0.m14

$15,000 dreamer

$20,000 no hope

good luck with the sale - $8000 will see this sold quickly

Edited by morboost

I have now pulled the car from sale as I have moved and have somewhere to keep it along with my other cars.

As for value, I suggest you actually look at the cars before you comment. I had a buyer at $14800.00 but as I no longer have storage issues I have now removed it from sale.

cheers

I have now pulled the car from sale as I have moved and have somewhere to keep it along with my other cars.

As for value, I suggest you actually look at the cars before you comment. I had a buyer at $14800.00 but as I no longer have storage issues I have now removed it from sale.

cheers

no probs mate i wasn't far off i have 13K ready to go

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