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tannabe wheels, they're from the oldschool KPGC10 touring cars, worth their weight in gold :D

RS Watanabe

Worth their weight in gold? They're a dime a dozen 'round here!:)

Can anyone get me a run down of the available models of Stageas, what equipment they have, the options, and some prices?

what could I get for about $35?

Go to the "Japan" forum dude, theres a thread there called "Help Rezz! Models of Stageas...", it's got half the info you're looking for there, and I'll post up a bit more later tonight if possible.

I have just ordered myself a '99 model 260RS stagea from a mate who has a mate with plates.  I should have it by the end of Feb 04 at will be around $50k onroad.   It will be fun having the fastest production wagon in Oz :-)

May I have a ride in it when you get it please?

i would assume they would, I've been transmission shopping and all the W33 n W34 transmissions and R33 n R34 transmissions look very similar (including mounting points etc)

Yeah, but its red. It wont go as fast as a white or silver one.

If you go down there for a test drive let us know what its like.

pls for the love of skylines, don't buy the one that was for sale at carpoint. The link that was posted before. The EXACT same car could have been bought off Geoff for $19K + ORC's. The car yard is selling the car for $32K! :) - Import one cos in this case you have have saved urself $13K!!!!!!!!!!!.

Importing one, i'd imagine $35K would get u a very nice example.

i still can't get over the yard charging $32K....... :Bang:

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