MarkR33

HI erik that can work in your favor aswell , if the market value depreciates on the car which it would you can negotiate your premium , I am with famous for my line and it was set to market value of $27000 : 2800$ a year GTST 95 R33 20yo they rang me up and said they could only insure for purchase price $19500 , so I said ok but its not fair that i pay the same amount for my premium if your going to pay me stuff all if i crash it they agreed and lowered it by $100 , i ' negotiated' a bit more they spoke to their manager and lowered it now to 2500 , so thats a lot cheaper I plan to speak to them again soon to renegotiate my contract as they will match competiors (usually) if not i will go elsewere as for your insurance either get her a lower premium with RAC by doing that or reinsure the car for agreed value . 2 different forms of insurance if they wont do it try WEST QBE or Suncorp Metway i have found them to be very helpful and have 2 different cars insured with them . tell them what you want if your not happy take your business elsewere

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interested in FMIC , either pm price you would be willing to sell at or post , thanks!

if still avail pls pm thanks

most turbo cars come fitted with factory ones, i know on my r33 before i modify it when the pressure plate is closed i hear a little wheeeeeesh , sounds rather pathetic but it comes factory standard , its just the ones with the loud PSSSHHT that are illegal as someone said , due to ' environment reasons' if 1 person considers the sound offensive (including your fridge making too much noise) it can be then considered offensive under the epa acts in various states, i know it varies and some it doesnt so check with ur state but in WA i havent been questioned too much about mine, maybe its more strict in some states

are you selling your system over driver?? if its too loud ill exchange with you you can have my stock r33 gtst full system from the turbo back and i can have yours i think thats fair if your selling give me a yell im looking to 'buy' a system

i baught mine recently for 19500 haggled down from 22 as payed in cash and offered various sexual favors 1995 Type m skyline White stock as a rock , but spotless in and out , engine runs well no problems! . i was once looking at ones in M Motors justl ike you for like 16000 17K! i was like yeah cheap skyline but i had a look at a few and realllll most of them arent a particular high grade just be careful and dont buy around cannigton area other than that your right and theres a guy up north in wangara that i would steer clear of aswell just ask around . dealer warrantys are worth stuff all aswell

i have jsut baught a Z32 air flow meter for my line , if it fits and works ok , u can buy it , well if rob doesnt sell his that is , but if he sells buy his first . if u just want it to loan to see if thats the problem u can come around and have a look and try it out if uw ant,, what part of perth are u in ive got a 95 type m which is a series 1 i believe so their shouldnt be a problem their, plus a oil free apexi power intake which is just stainless steel you could also try if all else fails and u need it checked sooner than rob can sell his afm

this still for sale, PM if it is

will that fit a 33? pm if you could that would be great, thanks

Howdy Phat you may want to try a broker, I had a bit of trouble getting finance for my R33 Skyline . At the time i was only in a part time job. My main credit union wouldnt do a car loan as i was only in the job for a few months , RAC wouldnt do a car loan A: because the car was an import B: becuase the car was older than 7+ years That is probably going to be the real killer not the actual 'getting finance for a grey import' its the cars age. Most will not have a problem financing relatively new cars such as R34 because they check up on the average value of the car in australia. In desperation looking for finance i rang a few main stream banks and spoke to them about it , a guy from ESANDA finance (which is a partner of ANZ) advised me that most will not finance or even want to becuase they want to appear to be helping the australia job market (which is noble but stupid) . RAC is mainly the same or any type of automotive organisation now im sure you want to stop hearing about the negative stuff ill tell you some positives. I have my skyline now but It depends on how you want to get there Dealer finance (easy appears good but interest rates can be 12%+ upto 18%!!!!) which is what i was quoted think of it like this 20000K Loan through a dealer at 18% interest Repayments over 5 years (without 18%Interest) = 4000 Repayments over 5 years (with 18% Interest) = 4720 = 23600 and thats just the interest added on Admin fees +50$ a month Stamp duty 3-7% depanding on what the dealer sets usually its 5% Now the thing with dealer finance is that there is a list of terms and conditions a mile long , such as if you want to pay it off just say a bit more every tax year e.g 1000 extra every year to get the payments down, well guess what most of the time you cant dealer finance is evil and should be destroyed by the son of rajab, some people can get better deals alls im saying is beware and read the fine print, if you were like me your eager and want a car and money now !!! but think what you sign tommorow will be with you for 5 years (much like a girlfriend) in my opinion with all these factors i believe you should get yourself an EA falcon (jokes!!) get a personal loan the interest rate varies from 9-11.5 percent less fees and if you want to repay it back earlier (WELL GO FOR IT TIGER!!) the type of loan would more than likely be an unsecured (untiered) loan as the car is more than 7 yrs old and cannot be used for security unsecured personal loan may cost a little bit more in interest such as a 1% difference which can total 100$ a year difference. they are worth it becuase the security of the loan is there, its your car! not the dealers if you want to drift it into a pole then its your problem not the banks, the banks dont give a flying .... if you crash it as long as you make the repayments if your lucky to get a secured personal loan also keep in mind if using the car as security then they may request you have insurance (which im sure you would get anyway) I rang a few companies (major banks as more reliable) and credit unions. and out of all of them the NATIONAL was willing to give me a loan , not based on whether i had been in my job for a certain amount of time or what i wanted it for (tell them you want a dick englargment ) they dont care as long as you can pay and your income can meet your repayments if you live at home with mum and dad even better, its not hard just perservere the world can seem against u at time ( as mat and me soon found out) but there is always someone willing to take your money from you hope this has helped I work for a bank so if you need any more help or you want to ask me some questions about which companies i have tried then email me or leave me a post) i researched getting a skyline/insuring and getting finance for about 6 months Insurance , well depends on what you really need when i first got my r33 i insured it for 3rd party fire and theft through suncorp metway for $350 a year comprehensive is a bit harder, im 20 so i tried a few quoted young&Cool stock r33 parked in a company car park(if you drive to work) full compro = 2600(mods effect premium a ship load e.g i askedf if i had mags how much extra $400 on premium a year , exhaust 300$+++ it all ads up and dont even put down you park in a public car park premium ended up to be around 5000 Famous classic car insure r33 all legal mods (doesnt effect premium) for me 2600$ a year they will match other quotes aswell so if you can get another quote they will match it which is good of them so email me and i can give you some details on where to get some quotes from im sure you could get them down even more they are a good bunch to deal with , im just a little apprehensive about if iever have to make a claim through them as they are underwritten by an offshore provider that does not conform to australias credit control /insurance act/ so as much as famous are a good company they are licenced etc.. if their underwriter goes down the toilet then well thats stiff bickies to you !! but i think its worth the risk well just have to cross that bridge ( i hope not) if we ever come to it catcha Mark