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Apparently This Is The Only 2009 V36 Sp Coupe In Australia

The Max

By The Max,
in V Series (V35, V36, V37 & Infiniti)

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PranK Grand Master

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Nono, you have it all wrong. He says;

There is no other genuine 2009 V36 370GT Type SP 7-speed Auto Coupe available in the Australian Market!!!!!!!!

No other GENUINE V36's. Poop loads of Chinese copies tho.

I wonder how often that poor V36 catches its own reflection and just weeps.

AsM Rising Star

AsM

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haha this thing has been on carsales for atleast 2-3 years i reckon its a dealer posting privately and the shown "car" is not available for sale :P

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sonicii Veteran

sonicii

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i reckon its a dealer posting privately and the shown "car" is not available for sale :P

I'm thinking the same thing.. especially since the last line of th ad is -

'Also available 2010 Infiniti G37 CONVERTIBLE $69,990!!!'

Which is interesting, as I don't think the V36 convertible was available for import under SEVS, and Infiniti didn't start selling locally until 2012.

Hertz Donut Proficient

Hertz Donut

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Pretty tight clearance on those monster brakes behind the 22s eh.

Is that seriously what you guys have to pay in Aussie or is the seller taking the Michael just a little bit? That's about a $25K car in NZ (about $23K Aus).

sonicii Veteran

sonicii

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Is that seriously what you guys have to pay in Aussie or is the seller taking the Michael just a little bit? That's about a $25K car in NZ (about $23K Aus).

No-one in their right mind would pay $46.5k for a 09 V36 in Aust. Even a 6sp example shouldn't be much more than about $30k

The Max Mentor

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All I know is my '09 SP is insured for $45k at the moment. Before this year's renewal, it was still on the same $55k that I paid to get it on road when I imported it back in Jan 2012.

But yep, since the Japanese market isn't flogging them for anywhere near the $40k FOB I paid back then, then of course it won't be worth that much.

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Priced to sell!! You wont find another genuine 2009 SP Type V36 370GT, let alone one with so many additional options, in mint condition and at such a competitive price!! ** remember only 10% of all V36 Skyline 370GTs have a sunroof and even less have the option combination of sunroof, tan leather and wood grain trim.** Please call me. *inc. on road costs Also available 2010 Infiniti G37 CONVERTIBLE $69,990!!!

^ That is an Excellent Excellent.

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The Max Mentor

The Max

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And despite the noise I've made to Carpoint, no changes have been made to the ad. That's pretty much what I expected.

Call me bored but this is proving to be an interesting challenge. There must be a way to kick this guy in the nuts. :)

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