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Originally posted by Baron Bohr

hehehe... ;)  Quite surprised.  But if I wanted a fast station wagon, I'd get an Audi RS4! :D  (But ATM, I can't afford either an Audi RS4 or a GTR... :mad:)

Baron Bohr :bat:

*hands baron a shovel*

digger upperer!!

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Well I have a genuine Stagea RS260 Autech,

Here are the cost and all the details of this car

Brand new 7,300,000 yen including taxes. x 62yen/$aus

that is $118,000 brand new in japan

My car was the last WGNC34 built by Autech.

color is black

black leather

Twin sunroofs

woodgrain interior kit

6 speed trans

Nismo aluminium radiator

Nismo twin plate clutch

upgraded intercooler

HKS 2530 turbo's

HKS height shocks

HKS engine pipes

signal 41/2" cat

Trial bazkooka 5" exhaust with 6" exhaust tip (stainless)

Car runs 12.6 standard boost

my car should run 11.9 when finished with 1.3 bar

final cost to date is unknown

car is on gold cost and is being complied at present.

When my compliance is complete Ill post some photo's.

Used Autech Stageas sell for around 4.3-5-6 mil yen at auction

skyzerr33 Grand Master

skyzerr33

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Originally posted by MR-GTR

Well I have a genuine Stagea RS260 Autech,  

Here are the cost and all the details  of this car

Brand new 7,300,000 yen including taxes.  x 62yen/$aus

that is $118,000  brand new in japan

My car was the last WGNC34 built by Autech.  

color is black

black leather

Twin sunroofs

woodgrain interior kit

6 speed trans

Nismo aluminium radiator

Nismo twin plate clutch

upgraded  intercooler

HKS 2530 turbo's

HKS height shocks

HKS engine pipes

signal 41/2" cat

Trial bazkooka 5" exhaust with 6" exhaust tip (stainless)

Car runs 12.6 standard boost

my car should run 11.9 when finished with 1.3 bar

final cost to date is unknown

car is on gold cost and is being complied at present.

When my compliance is complete Ill post some photo's.

Used Autech Stageas sell for around 4.3-5-6 mil yen at auction

can't wait to see this baby :uh-huh:

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