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Hi All, 
Looking at purchasing a R32 GTR that is located in Perth and want to organise a pre-purchase inspection as i'm in Melbourne
Any recommendations on places to take it to?
Cheers
Steve
 
Josh from Galvsport was useful.
Otherwise I've used State Roads before they pretty good too, they measured paint depth for crash repairs and read the OBD.
(OBD not helpful for Skylines though).
On 5/14/2019 at 5:20 PM, Steve85 said:

Josh from Galvsport was useful.
Otherwise I've used State Roads before they pretty good too, they measured paint depth for crash repairs and read the OBD.
(OBD not helpful for Skylines though).

Thanks mate, i'll give them a buzz although I think the guy selling it gets his car serviced etc there

 

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Thanks mate, i'll give them a buzz although I think the guy selling it gets his car serviced etc there
 
No worries. My entire car was built by Galvsport (well the first part). I still took it to them, they provided useful feedback and the car was as well put together and as good of condition as they said.

I'm sure someone in Perth could find you an alternate if you wanted a second option. [emoji16]
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11 hours ago, Steve85 said:

No worries. My entire car was built by Galvsport (well the first part). I still took it to them, they provided useful feedback and the car was as well put together and as good of condition as they said.

I'm sure someone in Perth could find you an alternate if you wanted a second option. emoji16.png

Nice! I spoke to Josh, he was very helpful. Will most likely get them to do the check

Have you heard of C-Red Tuning in Perth? 

6 minutes ago, SKYWKR said:

Have you heard of C-Red Tuning in Perth? 

I have. But that's it. They've been around for a long time (like 15 years or more). 

@Pal any chance you can weigh in here?

On 5/17/2019 at 8:01 AM, Steve85 said:

I have. But that's it. They've been around for a long time (like 15 years or more). 

@Pal any chance you can weigh in here?

I can vouch for C-Red, Mark is a great Mechanic, you'll get nothing but honesty from the boys there.

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