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Hi Guys

Im new to the skyline industry & have just a put a deposit *pending inspection* on a 1997 R33 S2 GTS-T Manual 4 Door Sedan

The car is a grade 4 & looked straight as & drove well & i could not see anything mechanically wrong but i do not know too much about skylines so was wondering who would be best to carry out an inspection (like NRMA for example) just for peace of mind...

Thanks Guys

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If you're going with NRMA, don't get the standard check. Get the specialised one for peformance vehicles. Note that they don't do compression tests.

Can recommend Sydney Vehicle Pre Purchase Inspections 9661 1055 // 0414 914 626. They cater for modified / imports.

If you're going with NRMA, don't get the standard check. Get the specialised one for peformance vehicles. Note that they don't do compression tests.

Can recommend Sydney Vehicle Pre Purchase Inspections 9661 1055 // 0414 914 626. They cater for modified / imports.

Ok sounds good i might give them a call

Thanks for that mate

Noel

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