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I plan on putting my 96 R33 S2 Gtst up for sale in the Trading Post over the weekend, and although I know what I'd like to get for it (around $15k), theres a certain urgency for the sale because of a mortgage. Just wondering what would be a reasonable price for the R33?

S2 GTS-t, manual, 91000kms, serviced every 5000kms, 2nd owner since import, MP3 headunit, new tyres, stock everything except for some

Volk GT-N's, Apexi pod and an Excedy HD clutch.

cheers!

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I plan on putting my 96 R33 S2 Gtst up for sale in the Trading Post over the weekend, and although I know what I'd like to get for it (around $15k), theres a certain urgency for the sale because of a mortgage. Just wondering what would be a reasonable price for the R33?

S2 GTS-t, manual, 91000kms, serviced every 5000kms, 2nd owner since import, MP3 headunit, new tyres, stock everything except for some

Volk GT-N's, Apexi pod and an Excedy HD clutch.

cheers!

Yep i agree $15 max. Clean panels and scratches? Pop it up on carsalesas well.

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That's 7000Km/yr!

Got logs/receipts!

Paint and body in great condition!

New tyres!

Colour =...!

Never done track work!

Inspection even on a hoist is welcome!

That's the way I'd market it (truthfully of course), and it will bring you more than others going around for $10K I believe.

If your car is garaged out of the city, I'd try to room the car at a friend's place within a city as people can be put off by travelling.

Thoroughly detail the engine bay as well as the cabin, rims, tyres & body.

Bargain-hunters will try and pin down a price over the phone without even inspecting - but that is rude behaviour.

Sorry to hear that you need to offset payments on a mortgage.

All the best,

Tez

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Ok cheers!

I have included most of that info in my ad, so i'll just see how everything pans out

p.s Theres no probs with the mortgage, but to keep a Skyline on the road and maintained properly isnt a cheap task.

That's 7000Km/yr!

Got logs/receipts!

Paint and body in great condition!

New tyres!

Colour =...!

Never done track work!

Inspection even on a hoist is welcome!

That's the way I'd market it (truthfully of course), and it will bring you more than others going around for $10K I believe.

If your car is garaged out of the city, I'd try to room the car at a friend's place within a city as people can be put off by travelling.

Thoroughly detail the engine bay as well as the cabin, rims, tyres & body.

Bargain-hunters will try and pin down a price over the phone without even inspecting - but that is rude behaviour.

Sorry to hear that you need to offset payments on a mortgage.

All the best,

Tez

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