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Im looking at selling my car in the next few mths and just wondering wat price should i b looking for ???

I have a :

93 R32 GTST

Manual

Maroon

110,000km

M-spec front bar and side skirts

Full 3' exhaust with high flow cat

Autometer Boost guage

Greddy Turbo Timer

K&N Pod filter

Paging Alarm system.

I got the car with m-spec front bar and side skirts which i think came stock on some 93 models. The rest of the mods have been done by me. This Car is in immaculate condition inside and out.

I was thinking about the 15k mark was a good price to ask as im willing to wait.

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If your wondering what price you should look around the $15,000, or even the $16,500 mark if it is totally immaculate as you say it is, looks very nice, goodluck in the sale.

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this thread might be of some help: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=43134

i was about to say that you may get that price off someone not so knowledgeable, or someone who can't be bothered looking, but i guess your mods justify + a few grand.

edit: i'll keep it to one post for me...

"Private Sellers:

No EOI posts (expression of interest). If you post in the For Sale forum, then the item(s) is for sale."

pretty simple.

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