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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Japanese-Tochigi-Ol...1QQcmdZViewItem

Current price is like $50 posted :O

Others have sold on eBay for like $100 tops.. $600 is well, errm, bit much I reckon lol

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yeah i would pay around $20 for a random one. maybe $50 if it was a ***1 or **32.

Thats more like it :laugh:

Remember fanboys, it's just 2 used, big, and ugly pieces of stamped tin...

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Thats more like it :P

Remember fanboys, it's just 2 used, big, and ugly pieces of stamped tin...

“Gold Coast” It’s cool to stick them in your front and rear window :laugh:

btw, I'm not implying I believe they are worth that, but if you can flog them for that, clearly if you can, you might as well :D

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Try this...

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=149903

And the price debate goes on.... >_<

I can't stand those sharks who go fishing for clueless peoples money... 'if someone wants to pay $800 let them'... for something thats OBVIOUSLY worthless. Even if they succeed it'll be a one off thing, everyone wises up eventually, even the clueless.

So Japanese plates are worth nothing, only $20 for the guy unscrewing them and a further $20 for posting/packing.

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