Worth the buy?

[Anonymous]

So I found an 1992 r32 skyline for sale. idk if its worth the buy or not. the buyer seems to be trustworthy. here's some pics of the car. he wants 15k for it but is willing to negotiate. he says the car has 70k miles.

[Duncan]

I don't think the Australian contingent on here can really help answer the question of value, over here we would not pay more than 8,000 or maybe 10,000 aussie pesos but r32 gtst are readily available here....

[Murray_Calavera]

Also don't trust the millage on any Skyline. Assume they all have had the clocks been wound back to what it currently shows,  then focus on the condition of the car, how well it's been cared for and how it's been used. 

[GTSBoy]

There is no way that that has been only 120k km since about 2002!!! Lolz.

Also, it does not have GTSt seats in it, so consider that it might have been built up out of something else. I  would check the VIN on the GTR registry. See what pops up. Nissan FAST also good for that.

The car doesn't look too bad. The oil weep around the HICAS solenoids is not great. But there's too little else to go on.

[Rios]

That looks like a tired example, don't buy it Bro be patient.

[NZ-GTT]

Nismo instrument cluster. K's can't be genuine.

[Dil-Dog]

^ big facts @NZ-GTT 

in that condition i would pay 12- 13K usd

Edited March 18, 2020 by Dil-Dog

[joshuaho96]

Give it some more time, the US economy is currently in the process of unraveling so people are going to be unloading things they can't afford anymore.

[Jip]

In the fourth picture, the left hand side looks a bit rusty and should be looked into - also the compliance plate is missing or did i miss it? The pictures of underneath do not look too bad, but overall i'd say do not rush into it. Better examples out there for sure.

You can always go for a japan car history report and save yourself a headache - normally gives km's, accident history etc.

Edited March 20, 2020 by Jip
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