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Okay, the time has come to begin searching. with just over 2 weeks left of the financial year... Let the serious Skyline hunt begin.

Sadly, importing is not an option due to my proposed financier (Prosperion) not being able to finance a car until it's registered. After all, how can they ? When the car doesn't EXIST in this courntry yet... Sorry Geoff (prestige)

So now I'm on the dealer prowl for a:

1996 Spec2 Skyline GTSt

WHITE or Black, less than 80,000kms

Sunroof

ABS Brakes

GTR Rear wing

17's minimum

Suspension

S-AFC

Boost guage

Air-pod

Exhaust

Boost Controller (EVC or AVCR)

Turbo Timer

for around $24,000 would be nice....

oh yeah, it MUST be 96+ for prosperion.

If anyone has seen one, seen something similiar.... let me know. also, if you think this is possible..?

(FYI: ex-static's spec2, is EXACTLY what im lookin for, but in white + sunroof)

Cheers dudes....

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Strich9ine,

Dude, glad your not too picky with the specs you are after!!!!:mad:

I'm thinking for the year you want and the mods you'd be looking closer to $30,000 for that, and you'd probably be better off getting a private sale with all those mods, car yards don't tend to have much more than exhaust, pod ect...

Good luck looking though man....

Brett

Damn!!!!!

I got my early 96 (with series 1 interior) with jap sus and jap exhaust for $34,000 2 years ago!!!! Can't believe how much the price has dropped for them. The car yard was asking $38,000 and I looked at two others from different car yards, same year for over $40,000.... But I guess back then there wasn't many around.

Lucky bastard....:mad:

  • 2 years later...

I know a guy with one thats been in the country for a while, it had some misfire problem which turned out to be spark plugs, but he fixed that. Its a white one. PM me if you're interested and I'll put you in contact with him.......... :aroused:

at motor forum in mandurah they have one exactly with wat ur looking for for 22k.Its a m spec with 17'' gold rims huge exhaust plus others.I drove it and its f****** fast eh.

That is a straight and clean car and it is a bargin price, the wheels are worth of fortune, it was bought by Mark Hocking of www.mytrading.org fame or you can see him on Hard Tuned Imports 3.

$22,000 with dealers warrenty and RAC can inspect it.

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