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One thing that might be influencing this is people like me. I have a real thing for R33s. I am too young (just) to remember the 80s and when the R32 arrived on the scene, but I remember the 33s and I know that i have spent countless hours in video games driving R33 GTRs. It was the reason I wanted an LM Limited and was the reason I paid more than market suggested it was worth. 

So I would suggest there is definitely a degree of nostalgia and of people buying their hero cars from now on. 

3 minutes ago, C6NVS said:

The pics look quite convincing that it is a genuine 12,xxx km car and if that's the case $100k is cheap for that.

Well in 7yrs history will repeat itself as the US will be able to import the R34's. So hang onto your cars guys, as the prices will escalade along with the demand. 

I know there are some Canadians starting to invest in the GTt's and GTR's already in anticipation to higher resale value once the border opens to the US. 

Happy Motoring...

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