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Ive done quite a few long rears on cars and If i was looking to buy that particular car to repair it i wouldnt be prepared to pay more than 50k for it.....not to sure on what a long rear would be worth with rear suspension ect in it but if had to telly up my labour figure for stripping/unpicking the joins rewelding it,repaint and assemble and id say around 20k.....a long rear is most definatly the best/safest and most unnoticible repair for that car.....

Bidding started at $30,000 ended at $82,500.

Referred to vendor again.

Check back next week. I expect it will be for sale again.

Insurance co should have taken the $92,500 they were offered last week. :cool:

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they need moar money!

it is pretty overpriced tho..

true, but if it was me would buy it to swap numbers accross from my cheap grey import (cheap with race only reg just missed a grade 5 one at auction for 5,635,000 yen) and have nearly a complete spare car for parts..... and a fully road registered grey import.. if i was so inclined :D

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