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HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH? :P

Hey guys pretty fresh to this stuff, Just needed some help to decide weather to score this 32 or not???

http://www.drive.com.au/used-cars/NISSAN/S...761899&pt=1

would aprreciate some input. The car is pretty tidy (sighted) but it's aslo a premium price.

SO HOW MUCH WOULD YOU GUYS EXPECT TO PAY?

:P

It does look nice, but r u going to sit it in ur garage doing nothing??

Coz thats what ur buying a car that is best for sunday drives and not to be modded...

Also the paint on the inlet plenum suggests more K's... (by the look in the pic..)

lol its a shitty 15 year old import. sif pay top dollar for that.

if you want a mint R32, import a 1994 V Spec II. They command good money even in japan cos they're the last of the 32's.

That was my easy way out the kw game, just drive it every now and then and keep it clean. no mods,no dramas.

Have a couple of projects of the RX variety on the go allready.

Maybe get another 32 to play with later.

Appreciate all coments and figures. as i need to decide by mon.

Have put a deposit down on a heavily discounted sticker price, but i'm willing to part with it as it cause i'm dumb.haha.

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