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WTB a GTR 34, Which color should I choose?

white Blue or Black?

V-spec or base if price not much different? (around $2000)

please give me some Idea guys!

and also could your guys give me a reasonable lowest price for GTR 34 in Aus.

Thanks a lot!

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and also could your guys give me a reasonable lowest price for GTR 34 in Aus.

How long is a piece of string?

Do some research on the cars sold on here suiting your criteria and also on CarSales and you'll see a rough estimate on how much you'd be looking to pay.

A reasonable lowest price is dependant on how much the owner wants for it, and everyone will have their own lowest price they'll go down to when trying to sell.

lol, check out the cosmetic and styling mods section, there is a thread asking the exact question about which color people think is best

Sorry not the cosmetic section, was in the Skyline & Other Vehicle Specific Discussion section

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Po...ml#entry4915144

Lowest r34 gtr I've seen has been 40k, but if your in the market for an r34 gtr I wouldn't look at the low end I'd go around the 50-60k one, last thing you want is a lemon. Plus I'd never get any of the base models I'd get a vspec. Also chances are for 50-60k you'd get some choice mods which could save you the time and money also.

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