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Gts-t Grand Master

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Im considering selling my brand new Nismo Design Key part number KEY01-RN008. I bought this key in 2003 and have had it tucked away ever since. These keys have been out of production for a long time and are rarer than rare hence my asking price. Buyers for these keys are few and far between and i am happy to hang on to it for another 12 years if it doesnt selll.

I am located in Brisbane for pickup or i am happy to include postage in the price for interstate buyers. Please contact me via pm only.

Price $500

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Gts-t Grand Master

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The joke is on you mate, these keys are a true collectors piece and sell for this sort of price, sometimes more. Please keep you opinions to yourself if you arent interested and/or cant afford it.

Wongy Proficient

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Dang, its a good price as well, a 10 point one is even more rare and pricey, GLWS Mick. Last time i saw a 10 point for sale was 2 years ago i think, and people fought to buy it, didn't care how much it was.

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Sinista32 Grand Master

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True Story ^

I have also bought/sold/bought an 8pt for around that price.

Yahoo JP sells for twice that amount in AUD

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Matvei27 Community Regular

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Not exactly. There's been a 10pt on Yahoo Auctions Japan forever now at 30,000 JPY ($324 AUD). Still unsold after months now.

The 8pt is much more in demand (i.e. you can actually sell them and people will buy them) but here's what the last couple ones sold for in the box:

26,000 JPY on 14/12/22

28,000 on 14/12/17

30,000 14/7/27

30,000 14/7/1

32,000 14/6/29

So in other words his asking price is about $100~$150 AUD too high.

Shame as I'd consider buying it otherwise...could use an extra.

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GH05T Grand Master

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what is so special?

and thats a genuine question, im not trying to be a dick i just have no idea.
i thought new gtr keys were $50

Wongy Proficient

Wongy

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what is so special?

and thats a genuine question, im not trying to be a dick i just have no idea.

i thought new gtr keys were $50

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Gts-t Grand Master

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Thanks for adding some information guys, i know it seems like alot of money but this is not a "gtr" key lol.

Anyone that is seriously interested feel free to pm me your best offer but keep in mind im not desperate or in a hurry to sell it.

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Wongy Proficient

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If there was one for R34 GTR that had the transponder built in so i'd be able to start the car, i'd get it in a heartbeat, shame though =[

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