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N1GTR Grand Master

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If you need rego, rally rego in NSW requires an L2S or higher.

Steve, my 91 GTR was $9,400 landed.

Things are about to get mighty expensive for old Steve-O *RoFL*

Do you see what i see???

Beer Baron Grand Master

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my advice is get into some motorsport in you current car before buying a dedicated race car.

I dont know your history at all but i havent seen you at any of the state rounds of the super sprints etc or any of the (few) hill climbs i've been to. I say try it out a while first and see if you really like it and think it's worth blowing $15-20K minium on. That is what it will cost to have a trackworthy GTR even without compliance/rego etc. it's a big investment.

N1GTR Grand Master

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That sure is the plan mate;)

Luckily i wont be the only buyer, there will be a few of us buying it, to keep costs down and as we all cant use it as often as we would like it will work out well

But yes, ive got cams info coming (cheers duncan) and ill be using my white one in a few coming up

I think i got the bug for it from macquarie pass......

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