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Thanks for recommending your car, but I really don't want a white one or one with so many mods done.

Has too high km's for me, even though the engine was rebuilt.

Appreciate the recommendation, but I know the one I want, just gotta get it compression checked and through rego.

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Think about it guys, these cars are close to or over 15 years old. Not an easy sell by any means, then add in the fact that it's import and to those not in the know who still think spares are hard to come by and you'll have a hard sell in front of you.

Good luck either way.

Not to mention the market price for these things is stupidly high.

I mean 10K for a 15-20 year old car is silly, a 10 year old 100,000 buck beemer is what 18k these days.

Not saying that this car is over priced, just the price of skylines/180sx's in general is over inflated and I think people are starting to reaslise that.

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