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1 hour ago, GH05T said:

now that's an add

Cheers mate – I'm hoping that this will save everyone's time :)

Also it's an EOI but forum rules mandate a price, so there

Great ad and will be sad to see you part with this after all the time, effort and money gone into it. In the best possible way, I hope it doesn't sell unless you truly are ready. I feel that you haven't enjoyed this car as much as you should have. Good luck anyway and I suppose we'll see what the future brings. It better be Nissan [emoji3]

 

 

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Amazing ad, can we please make this the template for selling a car on SAU? Every thread would be all of two posts long - the seller and the buyer!!!

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".....For the man who has two families, and prefers Bilstein over Eibach, and RB28 over RB25, and Coke over LA Ice, there is a premium option for you available, enquire within"


Who am I kidding, this person does not exist :P

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4 hours ago, V28VX37 said:


Perhaps we could do a two-in-one deal for the distinguished satanist?

Perhaps

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Also just in case people want a point of reference, my Sandown PB is 1:29.58 and there's more in the car, less sure about the driver though...

On 07/03/2017 at 10:33 PM, V28VX37 said:

Also just in case people want a point of reference, my Sandown PB is 1:29.58 and there's more in the car, less sure about the driver though...

Here's that lap:

Apologies for the video quality, the iPhone doesn't seem to like the fairly rigid mounting

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  • 3 weeks later...

The car has just had a replacement Neo engine installed, which is being run in, with about 129k on it.

I have excluded some parts from the sale and adjusted the reference price to $22,900. Reasonable offers are welcome.

An updated version of the full ad is here: http://bit.ly/4doorad – Photos: http://bit.ly/4doorpics

get launch control with anti-lag setup on the Nistune, car will sell quicker if it shoots flames and goes bang bang.

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  • 3 months later...

Hello SAU, long time no see!

This R34 GTT sedan for street and track is now for sale, asking $20k.

The car has a fresh engine and rego. Please see the full ad for details.

Full ad: http://bit.ly/4doorad – Photos: http://bit.ly/4doorpics

View full ad

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