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The one I had checked was Black with aftermarket front grille and chrome SSR professor copy wheels (despite them saying they were genuine Work wheels).

I had also decided I would get the Candy Blue one with CE28Ns and front lip checked, but they sold it on me. Then a stocker Red one with sunroof, but they sold that as well!But that was before I did all the extra homework and found out just how much of a bullet I dodged.

Word is they have plenty of vehicle check guys in their pocket, so beware.

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The one I had checked was Black with aftermarket front grille and chrome SSR professor copy wheels (despite them saying they were genuine Work wheels).

I had also decided I would get the Candy Blue one with CE28Ns and front lip checked, but they sold it on me. Then a stocker Red one with sunroof, but they sold that as well!But that was before I did all the extra homework and found out just how much of a bullet I dodged.

Word is they have plenty of vehicle check guys in their pocket, so beware.

let hope the MTA guy i asked was legit....but i think the 3 year warranty should be enough to cover for the car...

mine only had 28,000 on the clock... the inspector did said the car was in very good condition.. apart form some little stone chips on the front

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Why don't you import yourself from an auction?

then you will have auctions sheet, hopefully Log book and spare keys!!!

all you have to do is convert Fm

hey is it possible to give me a link or addy to auction skylines

Thumbs up for Japlink Motors at Haberfield... they definately gave me the best deal for my V35 and also the service was great.

Have had one problem on the car and they fixed it straight away and threw in a courtesy car so I can get to work.

Have had the car for 10 months now and the cars going great.

As for the warranty, with any dealership or salespeson you should always read it properly. Take it home and read it even. How much you're paying for it versus how much it covers and conditions of the coverage. I was with All States Warranty way back and I reckon they were the best. Don't know if they still exist though...

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