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Hey Guys, 

My name is Niroo and I am a 21 year old kid currently studying full time in Melbourne. 

I plan on purchasing a Silver Spec 2 R33 GTST. If I can't find a clean car with reasonable KMs on the cheap over here, I might have to start saving up to import a clean car down. But till then going to start saving! 

Feel free to leave any advise or tips you have for me, have a great one! ?

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8 hours ago, Leroy Peterson said:

Whats your budget?

Not many cheap skylines leaving japan anymore, best to stick local.

I really don't have a budget as such but then again, I really do not know the current market price for a decent r33 gtst locally.

I know it's the next to impossible to find a bone stock version of preferable something lightly modded and has around 100-150Km on the odometer 

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I own a silver R33 S2 :D Nice choice. As for what you're after....

Bone Stock: Extremely hard to find.

100-150km: You *might* find something in this range, but 90% of cars that are have had their odometer tampered with.

If you can find the combo you're looking for expect it to cost anywhere from $9k - $16k pending condition

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