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A crazy priced gtst. Did i miss something that justifies the value of this somewhere?

http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/privat...id=11E66C73C621

Oh its only a shit box R32 GTS-T.............

lol

"EXTREMELY REGRETFUL SALE " hahahah im sure it is if he does sell it at that price....

ive seen R33 GT-Rs for that price

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******** EXTREMELY REGRETFUL SALE - FUNDS REQUIRED FOR UNIVERSITY ***********

Lol dumb ass...I have a suspicion she may remain a dumb ass for a long time if she's relying on selling @ that price to fund her education.

Hairdressing university, specializing in fake nail technology perhaps.. :P

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i rang the mobile number and asked if they had the skyline for sale

the person on the other end sounded grouchy and old

"is that another bloody person off that bloody site"

"yes" i replied

"well the bloody number is wrong, we dont have a bloody car for sale"

i laughed and hung up

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OMG!!!!!!

this has to be the biggest joke of the millenium

was she repeatedly dropped on her head as a child or sumthing????

so if my calculations are correct my gtr should be worth around the $150- $180,000 mark????

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