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is t possible to import a 1996 gts nissan skyline from japan for under $6000 for everything shipping compliance plates absolutly everything and if not does this sound about right for the price of the car in australia dollar $2200 thanks in advance and before u tell me i am an idiot lol i am extremely new to this and just enquiring and am well aware you probably can't but if you can that would be awesome :thanks:

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You have atleast $5,200 with out even buying the car so in simple terms NO!.

What would make you think a car can be imported for that price.

whats the $5200 for lol well i got quoted $2500 for the what ever u need to do for the compliance plate lol and $2000 for the car and $1000 shipping so yeah just wanted to know if i was missing anything and it sounded unrealistic

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Nolan, if you want to trade on the forums you need to subscribe as a trader. You also need to keep any advertisements to the for sale sections and traders forum (if you did become a trader). we don't allow direct advertising to users on the forum as it just becomes one big marketplace.

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admin edit - spam.

why do the ''first posters'' always whore up the importing vehicles section first?

Like i dont mind if they're genuinely looking for info but 9 times out of 10... They'll come in, ask a really open ended and inflammatory question that will get like 20 long written educational responses... But not come back n read it? Haha,

Btw kris, excellent work on both your articles in august's PI mag, interesting read!

blah blah blah ph: number XXXX XXX XXX

I would think Auto Terminal would know by now traders pay to advertise on forums, but people are trying any way they can to sell a car.

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whats the $5200 for lol well i got quoted $2500 for the what ever u need to do for the compliance plate lol and $2000 for the car and $1000 shipping so yeah just wanted to know if i was missing anything and it sounded unrealistic

So which rocket scientist to you this.

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Nolan, if you want to trade on the forums you need to subscribe as a trader. You also need to keep any advertisements to the for sale sections and traders forum (if you did become a trader). we don't allow direct advertising to users on the forum as it just becomes one big marketplace.

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Hey Chris Rogers, Nolan is Right its not advertisement or sale place. please go advertisement forum and advertise your services or product what ever you sell or advertise.

lol. there is a bit of confusion here me thinks. guys, nolan was the bloke posting the blatant spam/advertising. his post has since been edited by ADMIN (aka me) due to a number of complaints/reports from users. read the post, it's targeted TO Nolan. not from Nolan.

anyway, enough of this. we are going around in circles here.

This thread is now closed. as a favour to our collective sanity.

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