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hey a5h,

just a heads up dude.

If your thinking of buying a local car ( one already in Australia ), then the new import regulations will not effect you in anyway what so ever so don't rush it. On the other hand if you wanna bring one in from Japan, then the word is that cars will have to be located and bought in Japan, no later than the end of next week in order to make it here safely before the new regs come into play.

Guys, please don't publish my plates on the internet...

I kept those plates for my new skyline, so I'd appreciate it if you removed that from your post Kamikaze...

Cheers mate!

There are plenty of nice R33 GTS-T that seem to be going for sale lately at good prices (just check the for sale area) and with a few extras. Now seems like a pretty good time to buy so you're lucky.

Don't overlook travelling to buy your car either. I travelled 500km from Melbourne a couple of times to pick up mine from Mildura because it was the right car at the right price. Its a bit of hassle, but it can well be worth it. $200-$300 on travelling costs to look at/pick up a good car you're really happy with ends up not being much in the overall equation.

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