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I don't think i'd ever pay more than $20k for an 89 unless it was in mint condition not a scratch/fault/missing part. Even then i'd have a long hard think about it simply because of it being 15yrs old, hell I cringe at the thought my my '95 R33 GTS-t is 10yrs old already and wanting something 'newer'.

Ben, mate, I honestly don't think that is ever going to be a problem. No one is going to sell a mint GT-R for $20k.

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mint 20k gtr's do not exist.. and theres nothing wrong with '89 gtrs. Its still an R32 and is no different to the 1990 etc so whats the fuss? Obviously there is a large amount of 89's because everyone was told 15yo rule was ending so people went nuts. There are some really good ones out there.

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someone said that they have all been on the track the last few years, thats why you don't buy one without rego, if its got rego at least you know it hasn't been a track skank

if they don't have rego either, you also have to ask

a) what problem made it too costly, or too difficult to get the shaken (or whatever it is) when rego renewal came up.

B) how long has it been sitting there unrego'ed in some field somewhere? waiting for some guy to hear about overseas wanting old cars, quickly scrubbing it up and flogging it off.

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