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  1. Hey peoples, I'm looking at buying a R32 GTS-T. Found one that looks too good to be true and put money down to hold it while I check it out. It's just been imported. I'm new to these so go easy on me: specs are: 1989 NISSAN SKYLINE HR32 GTS-T 107,000 kms Auto, 2 door, silver, sunroof, black 16" alloys, turbo timer full rego til September 2005, and RWC :: priced at $11000 Okay, so know it's a auto (hard to find a manual), it's in excellent condition, interior is flawless, couple of scratches on front bumper but that's bout it on the visual - it's unmodified, kept as standard 'part from air filter / turbo timer. Took it out for a run and had no complaints. Had it checked today by State Roads and got the 250pt 5pg report back saying it's in excellent condition with a couple of minor repairs / servicing to be done. Couple of things not sitting comfortably with me at the moment, part from fact that it seems too gooder deal: :: No engine no. was visible according to inspection :: No compliance plates sighted either - although seller ensured me it had :: compliance (or will have?) I read the tutorial on this site bout what to look for when buying and came up with a few more issues: :: No service books to be found - no history of life in Japan :: No tool-kit to be found and spare tire is not secured in any way So anyway, looking for some advice, is this a dodgy deal or what - how can this line get rego without an engine no? Where's the engine no? I haven't spkoen to the guy who did the inspection yet either. Any feedback appreciated.
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