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1 hour ago, 21PC said:

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They sold 100 not 70, there are 30 Black ones not 25, they were $112,995.00, not $121,995.00.

Build Number 66........

http://www.carpoint.com.au/all-cars/private/details.aspx?R=SSE-AD-4935716&Cr=0

Cheers....... Bob.

 

4 minutes ago, Aussie_Delivered_R32_GTR said:

They sold 100 not 70, there are 30 Black ones not 25, they were $112,995.00, not $121,995.00.

Build Number 66........

http://www.carpoint.com.au/all-cars/private/details.aspx?R=SSE-AD-4935716&Cr=0

Cheers....... Bob.

Did you have a chat to him regarding the car? Yeah I noted the inconsistencies

1 minute ago, 21PC said:

 

Did you have a chat to him regarding the car? Yeah I noted the inconsistencies

No..... Just did some detective work to confirm the build number.........

Vehicle Registration Enquiry.pdf

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5 minutes ago, 21PC said:

Actually I think I know the car!! https://www.carthrottle.com/post/wbmev26/

Thought I had seen that engine bay before

Per attachment.

No such Homologation was required..... The 560 1990 Nismo cars did that.

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11 minutes ago, OzDel said:

Well, not suprising. According to the article she has a few issues and sitting under a tree for maybe a couple of years. I guess with the Mileage was the reason for the original low price

So what has changed in 24hrs for the price to go up $15K?

50 Phone calls?

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75k again, was also just looking at the pictures again. I find it so odd that the owner would attach Japanese style plates with different sizes to fit a JDM car to an ADM car that has licence plate holders specifically designed to attach Australian plates. Seems so counter intuitive

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