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Hey guys.

I just got an email from pickles auctions, I signed up to them ages ago, but have since bought my car, though in this austion, they have about a dozen skylines, mostly R34's. Anyway, thought I'd pass the info along.

Here's the link.

http://www.pickles.com.au/servlet/Auction/..._id_0=100001099

As far as I can tell, all cars are there for viewing, complied and rego'd. Wish they'd give people more notice though.

Anyway, just thought I'd share, on the off chance that someone in the market does not get this email. Maybe they can pick up a bargain.

Good luck.

pickles.pdf

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My sources tell me the cars are from a dealership in QLD. They have been complianced and registered in QLD. Apparently he's trying out the auctions as a means of quick sale, however his asking price is the same as the market price.

Did anyone actually end up going to the auction i wanted to but couldn't afford the time off school, i used to go pickles auctions alot back when i was looking for a commodore but that was a while ago, i never knew they had a japanese performance vehicles action i always thought it was only prestige vehicles so i never bothered to look

anyway as far as i could see there were three R34 GT-Ts that were coupes and manual one black, one white and one silver

i would love to know how much these went for or if they got passed in and at what price

so if any one went can you please post up the details let us all know what the prices are like and if its worth going there to check it out

cheers :)

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