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If you guys are saying you want one for $37K, then buy one, theres plenty out there ! :)

www.j-spec.com.au

Auction examples, or put your deposit down and go bidding...

350GT is a naturally aspirated 3.5L V6, same as the 350Z I believe?

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There is a good axample that was auctioned on the 29th of june ..

You could land this here for about $33 k + compliance + rego costs .

Do you know anyone with compliance plates for them Nick ?

When they start coming here in numbers you will see the 350 z's prices go like the old 300zx's . These cars will depreciate very quick in Japan .

Nissan Skyline, 2003

Frame: CPV35 Color: silver

Run (ths km): 25 Equipment: AC AW PS PW

Mark: 4.5 Grade: coupe GT

Displacement: 3500 Syaken: 02.2006

Transmission: F6

Price in Japan - 2031000 ¥

I have the HKS Speed article here somewhere...hang on.

BTW, I just forked out 30K on a 95 GTR33 wit 12K worth of Racepace engine (head,cams,forgies,argo rods etc) and 18x10.5 TE37's. I don't have cash to spare for a 350GT right now. Jspec will have to wait.

if you're gonna buy a V35, you'd wanna go a 350GT or better yet, a 350GT-8, with a CVT, and 8 speed triptronic with paddle shifts. Time between gear changes.... 0.1 sec... which is farken sweet! Mind you its also the most expensive of the bunch too.

I like it.

I wish they'd bring the V35 sedan in to Australia. While I'm not looking for a sensible car now, should I ever retire the coupe I want something Nissan and RWD to carry the family around in.

If possible, hook me up with the equivalent of the Infiniti G35x (ETS 4WD sedan) and I'll whack the Stillen Roots-type supercharger on it. Liberty GT, Clubsport, etc, eat me. :-)

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