Noob Questions

[The Baron]

Hello,

I am currently looking around for an R-32 GT-R and have been seing a couple on lot's around Melbourne.

I have observed a number of 'common' issues and was wondering whether people can give me a ball park estimate of costs associated with fixing these so I can budget at least remotely reasonably.

Common Observations:

Rear Window seals and rubbers - cost to replace??

Driver/Passenger Seat Trim - cost to replace??

Leather around handbrake and gear knob - cost to replace??

Spoiler mounting holes in bootlid left open - cost to fix??

Clutch - any recommendations on something hardy ??

Engine maintenance - gaskets, filters, fluids ??

Engine rework/reconditioning??

Now I know that there can be massive differences in cost for these things but if you've done this work in the past and have been happy with the outcome, any figures and recommendations would be greatly appreciated

[T04GTR]

the first thing to look for is that its stock.

they will all have aroud 100k if its less be cautios. one way to tell is compare the colour of the red pointers on the cluster compared to the centre guages.

basicly the gear boo and hanbrake cover are about 50-80each at a trimmer.

twin plate os giken- cheep and reliable.

10grand to do a motor and better turbos ballpark

widow seals are about 100bucks each

seats are pricy depending how badly they are worn.

etc etc cheeres

[The Baron]

the first thing to look for is that its stock.

they will all have aroud 100k if its less be cautios. one way to tell is compare the colour of the red pointers on the cluster compared to the centre guages.

basicly the gear boo and hanbrake  cover are about 50-80each at a trimmer.

twin plate os giken- cheep and reliable.

10grand to do a motor and better turbos ballpark

widow seals are about 100bucks each

seats are pricy depending how badly they are worn.

etc etc cheeres

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Thank you muchly

I know there are a lot of questions here - but, you know, one has to do their research before getting in over one's head