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:lol: Hey guys,

I have a thread in the wanted to buy section about looking for an auto non-turbo Skyline. Now it hasn't generated much interest except from people out of NSW (which I don't want).

Surely there are a few non-turbo auto beasts out there for sale? (It needs to be legal for a P-plater!) :lol:

I'd prefer an R32, but R33 would be okay too. Four-door or coupe is fine.

Also, don't tell me to look on carsales, ebay, the paper, or in the for sale forum - I already check them all daily.

Cheers.

I suggest you aim for a RB25DE'd R32.

Yeh. They are pretty rare though - there is one on eBay which is unfortunately manual. I'd buy it in an instant, but the folks have cracked down on anything which is manual (they think I will speed more than I do already). Manual time is green P's time. :lol:

look like you are talking about my car~~

i m sure it s just what you are looking for

pm me for more imformation....

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yeh dude, ive seen this car a few times its very nice :(

and its owned by a sau member so you know its been looked after :D

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yeh dude, ive seen this car a few times its very nice :D

and its owned by a sau member so you know its been looked after ;)

thanx Sam i thought you have seen my car more than a few times hehe~~ ;)

and yes i alway look after my car , everyone knows i love it to death :)

A NewTattoo, you have PM!

Victor mate, that one kinda interests me...except it's in Wollongong. I can't make it down there this week so it will probably be 'sold to the dealer' by then.

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