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Hi all out there in SAU !!

am new to here so please bear with me , am wondering if anyone can assist me here .I am going to go start sussing out places around to see what skyline models I might suit ..and to look more into what am hoping to buy in next 12 mths all things going to plan .I realise most likely a question asked numerous times just hoping for some steering assistance as to decent import yards to check out in Sydney and who to avoid ...I have heard of one to avoid like black plague has initials E.L ( know who that is just not stating out in open obviously for legal reasons but if someone in the know could inbox me some that have a good rep to go look at that would be awesome .

Cheers in advance folks ,

as they say once a Nissan/Datsun owner once ...your one for life ...

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Reputable Import Yards In Sydney?

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I've imported my last 2 cars personally using import brokers, even then you have to do your research & know what you're potentially getting into.

Buying from a yard might be more time convenient but if the seller can't provide a genuine auction inspection sheet & de-registration cert from japan then be very wary.

cheers guys ...wasn't thinking of buying from .. just taking a good stickybeak and seeing what Id prefer in person ... so can do my homework a bit that way .. so was asking here basically to find out which yards would have decent stock to view and poke around ?

If all you want to do is look it doesn't really matter about their reputation does it?

This^^^

If you want to drive the different cars then go to any car lot on Parramatta road. When you want to buy one don't buy on Parramatta road. Simples...

Contact iron chef when you want to buy one.

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If you just want to have a bit of a look then it doesn't matter where you go. Check them out anyway see what you like to sit in and what you like to drive. Please do no buy from Parramatta Rd, but I think you know this already.

Seriously, check out the SAU for sale section. There are some great cars on this forum owned by enthusiasts, regularly serviced, good mods etc. If you can't find anything you like then maybe look at importing?

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