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R33 and r33 gtr price view

Hi just a view on people idea on the value on r33 skylines or r33 gtrs 

I will kick start it off I have been noting past 6 months the value on r33 has been going up where as before you could get a gtst 5 speed for 5k Mark pretty easy as now for the same car you would be paying around the 8k Mark and they are selling , maybe r33 have been under priced and going back to real value of what they are worth ,

The owner at skyline spares in Sydney had the view of r33 gtrs going past the 50k Mark , he was saying at the auction in japan it's very hard to get any type of r33 gtr under 30k auction price 

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There is a lot of conjecture and discussion around this. I think the owner of Skyline Spare is correct and prices of R33 GTRs will continue to climb in the near future. 

Most of that is down to the costs of the cars at auction being driven up by a larger market. The more people who want to buy these cars the more their prices will rise.

Here are some other discussions you might be interested in:

 

 

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I will check them out 

A few months ago was not that difficult to buy a r33 gtr for the low 20k Mark as now 4 months later very hard to even see a r33 gtr under the 30k Mark . The r32 gtr was abit ahead in price where as I think r33 gtr have over taken the average price of a r32 gtr it a very short time 

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