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Hi all,

I'm in the market for a R32 GTR, N1 or Nismo edition. I understand these are rare, I've been looking for one for a while but haven't had any luck. Ideally I'd like to buy one in original and good condition, but at a bare minnimum I'd be after one with matching engine & chassis numbers. Apart from that I have a preferance for a white one, and afaik the N1's only came in white anyway.

If you have one you'd be willing to sell, or know of anyone looking to part with theirs, please let me know. It will be going to a good home.

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Not sure if your search extends to Japan, but heres a really nice Nismo.

http://ucar.autos.yahoo.co.jp/model/nissan/skyline-gtr/CU0590513061/?page=5#mnc

Asking good money, but seems like a very good car.

Doesnt seem to be any N1s but its very hard to search sometimes.

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Not sure if your search extends to Japan, but heres a really nice Nismo.

http://ucar.autos.yahoo.co.jp/model/nissan/skyline-gtr/CU0590513061/?page=5#mnc

Asking good money, but seems like a very good car.

Doesnt seem to be any N1s but its very hard to search sometimes.

Cheers Blur, I'm not so sure thats an authentic NISMO? I'm happy to buy an N1 or NISMO in Antarctica if need be :)

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I suppose you have to verify to be 100% sure. The no abs, no rear wiper and the switch missing on the dash surround (kinda hard to see) is a good start. You would need some better pics of the chassis number. The other thing I have found is sometimes cars like this are not for sale to foreigners, domestic sale only.

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Also an oval nismo sticker should be on the boot where that noob placed his GTR badge in the yahoo link. So will have to Fast the VIN to find out if genuine.

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