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OK guys my RB30 powered R32 which has been my pride and joy for the last four and a bit years left me today and now has a new home in the barossa.

Most of the money i got from the sale will pay off the evo but i will be left with about 5k max to buy myself a new toy which is what brings me to you guys.

I'm chasing a Datsun 1000/1200 coupe/sedan/wagon (not interested in a ute)

It needs to be in very good nick, not show car but something thats been well looked after my pops next door or something.

Don't mind doing little things to tidy her up but i don't want to be finding panels and having to do a respray etc.

Will pay cash for the right car but ideally looking to spend no more than 3k.

Do any of you guys know if there's a forum like this specialising in datto's where i can look for one or more specifically does anyone know of one for sale?

I'm in no rush and am happy to leave the money sitting in the bank for the right car to come along.

*Mods, sorry if this is in the wrong section. Didn't think it was exactly a wanted to buy topic!

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*Mods, sorry if this is in the wrong section. Didn't think it was exactly a wanted to buy topic!

unfortunately it is.....sorry.

Try Anthony Norris at Grande Auto Lonsdale......tell him Pete from Adelaide Engine Service referred you.

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