zandi2000

Item: R34 GTR badge/emblem for boot Condition: Brand new unused Price: 80 ono price drop $70!! To Fit: Any GTR, or gtst if you so please! Location: South-east Suburbs Contact: 0417 841 024 Comments: This is a brand new genuine nissan R34 GTR badge i bought with the intention of using it on my 32 after a respray. I never got a respray so I no longer need it. Part costs $102 from nissan, will accept offers around 80. Cheers Note sticky stuff still untouched and package unopened

PRICE DROP.. $33,500.. You are welcome to come and view this immaculate car!

R35 mag sold. one more mag and the shocks left guys!

Make offers people, I want this stuff cleared out!

MAGZ ARE SOLD.. Sorry

Condition: Very good Price: $150.00 Pickup only PRICE DROP $90.00 To Fit: R32 GTR Location: Melbourne South-Eastern Suburbs Contact: 0417 841 024 or PM me Comments: The Springs were off my gtr when i changed to coilovers. They are slightly lowered compared to standard but still very practical for everyday use, as shown in the picture. They are also slightly stiffer for more positive handling and control of the car. I feel very little difference between these and the Tein Super-Streets which are now on the car. I also have for sale a Brand new GTR mag: The GT-R Special mag by autoworks no.22. This is a special edition mag with a very interesting article about how to upgrade your R32 gtr mechanically into a 34GTR including brakes, gbox, attessa, diff, driveshaft etc... This includes some awesome pics to help out with any problem areas for the conversion. A great mag filled with great pics.. Also comes with a cover so mag is in brand new condition. $30.00 plus postage SOLD

Its drivers side but its blue.. easily painted.. take it off my hands!

BUMP PRICE DROPPED< ANY REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED!

BUMP>> NO REASONABLE OFFER TURNED DOWN>. MAGS HAVE TO GO!!!!

would the aircon running at 110% not put a bit too much strain on the compressor?

Replied to PM.. Please note everyone NO SWAPS for this car.

Make: Mitsubishi Model: Lancer Evolution 7 GSR Milage: 33,400 Transmission: 5-speed Manual Colour: Silver Location: Melbourne - South East Complied? Yes RWC supplied? Yes Currently registered? Yes Price: $ 32,900 ONO PRICE DROP bargain of the century! Contact: 0437 952 001 or PM me Suit new car buyer both inside and out. Mechanically A1. Car has been meticulously looked after: Serviced every 3000kms with fully synthetic high grade oil, filters, transmission oils, AYC oils all changed by qualified Mitsubishi mechanics 2000kms ago in Japan. All paper work from Mitsubishi dealership regarding vehicles "AS NEW" condition provided with car. The car was bought from a highly respected car dealership in Japan and was used as my weekend mode of transport only, thus the extremely low kms. The car was maintained fastidiously in Japan for 1 and a half years at which point it was imported under the Personal Import Scheme to Australia. This meant no nasty compliance work was carried out on this car in Australia. Don't be fooled by the mass imported models seen in Australia, often the lowest condition cars end up being sold cheaply at auction. This car was hand picked after 4 months of searching and is literally as new condition. The car has been thoughtfully modified with the following parts: - Tein Supersteet Suspension (travelled 8,000Km's) - HKS Pod Filter Kit - Apexi Cat back full stainless steel exhaust. - JIC Magic J-force 05 18x8.5 wheels in optional Glittering black colour. Practically new, travelled only 3000km's - Greddy Front mount intercooler, Fitted at same time (3000km's ago) to help with Aussie summers! - Ralliart DIN Slot Aux Gauges (Manufacturer Option) - Ralliart Titanium Sports Pedal Kit - Blitz Turbo Timer The Car also sports the rare TV/SAT NAV option. This is a factory option in Japan worth more than $3000. It can be used as a conventional TV in the car if a DVD player is added and also as SAT NAV if the CD is purchased from Mitsubishi Australia. The screen also displays the trip computer ie. fuel economy, compass, heater options etc. Factory airbox and suspension is still available should the buyer wish to keep them. The car has never been raced/tracked, always garaged and kept in pristine condition.

Hey mate.. my names Alex btw.. Finding work is limited in Japan unless you speak Japanese. However teaching english is very easy, fun and a reasonable source of income. There are certain companies who require university degrees or teaching experience but having said that, there are heaps that don't need it too! You can earn enough to pay rent , go out a little and perhaps fund your car habbit! I didn't know anyone when i went there, but i did go with my brother which helped! I found it easier to make friends in Japan then any other country ive ever been to.. they are the most incredibly friendly people who are often willing to learn english... I recommend you make friends with the Japanes there because i found alot of the foreigners were a bunch of knob jockeys!..

Ohh this is my house in Australia mate.. The suburban house in Japan looks very different, alot more cramped. you are right!... My apartment in Japan could fit into the living room here.. Never take the space we have in Australia for granted!

I bled my Attessa system at the front and rear today in the hope of reducing the amount of air space in the canister in the boot. Its almost 30mm. It didnt change it at all. does anyone know how to reduce the amount to 5mm as instructed by the workshop manual? Cheers

Yeh, when i get my laptop working ill upload some more pics.. i noticed you were lookin for a pic with the 3 generations of skyline.. I dont have the one you want but heres another one i snapped in Japan anyways.

Ohhhh that photo.. yeh that was in Narre Warren North.. quite some time ago..

This one is called the Suzuka Skyline Toll road... Its about 30 min out of Suzuka... very very remote area... you really want to make sure you have enough petrol before heading to this spot! So N/A are you living in Tokyo.. what are you up to there?

Bump! will accept any reasonable offer

Sounds awesome, so what exactly do you do that allows you to travel to all these cool places? The drifts are like the wind.. i remember heading up there sometimes just to turn up and watch a couple of kei cars doing hand brake skids.. Then other times 700 hp supra's and 400hp s15's all going tandem with 20 other cars... You just can't pick em!.. If you get the chance you should make it down to the appropriately named "skyline road" which is in the Suzuka mountain range... an awesome drift spot because you get all the Suzuka guys coming with their hardcore tuned cars.. they take it seriously round there!!

Oh no mate, I dont. The shots taken infront of the lake were all snapped infront of Lake Biwa in Japan..

Thanks Abu.. yeh i just decided to do it yesterday.. I don't contribute much to this forum and everyone helps me out so much on it, so i thought id put a bit back in! Baron.. yeh Kyoto is beautiful, if you ask me its the true Japan. Its so historical it almost feels like you are walking there 600 years ago! I never got to go to Tsukuba or the drifts there, I always wanted to though! was it good? The drifts certainly have an addictive quality ey! I always loved running up the road to change gallery spots, I'd get the biggest rush ever hearing those cars screaming up the mountain whilst i was bolting for dear life to the next corner! haha I'll have to go back and do it again someday.. when are you heading back?

My bro and I had a few clients who still required work done from Japan, ie. updates.. but that didnt take us far so we did a bit of tutoring too. That actually made plenty enough in Japan. I highly recommend it and you also get to meet some really cool people that way! I met most of my Japanese friends through tutoring.. Thanks alot Beer Baron, obviously they are nothing on your experiences, but they mean alot to me! Japan is awesome hey?!

my apologies for missing your question. i bought a nikon p5000 whilst i was in japan..so the better pics were taken with that. not a bad cam for what it is. ur right about going with my bro...it did make things alot more enjoyable for me..

My bro and I work together in video and design...