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Hey guys don't know how true this is but surposely one of my friends told me that someone just bought an R35 GT-R for $70k.

Now my friend isn't the one to lie so someone is telling him a load of shit or it's true.

He bought it from an auction and he doesn't know if it's an Aussie or Jap spec but is gonna find out 4 me...

Does anyone know anything about this??

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That ad screams scam - Note the brake calipers, looks like an Australian delivered model in the photos

perhaps pics are ADM but apparently $70k to $80k is the going rate (for a JDM import for race/rally/club rego) as Duncan says.

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