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there was a guy in brisbane stripping a 33gtr for sale section somewhere

yeh a look at it thanks.

Dont have any experiance with rnr cars, but what are my chances of having a import wrecker bring over a shell for me ? leaning towards a 34 and obviously they are much harder to find...

I've got R33 GTR shell... Would suit a track car. It's a bit rough body wise (only surface stuff on rear 1/4's). Otherwise its in good nick.

Only thing its missing is motor, brakes & centre gauges.

PM me if you want more info/details.

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any more offers guys ?

even complete track only GTRs considered for the right prce !

If you haven't already, keep an eye on my105 classifieds, some good road race & circuit GTR's pop up on there from time to time.

Would it be worth him calling around larger compliance places to see if anything has failed compliance for accident repairs or do they get cut or shipped back to japan or something??

I'm outta the loop now, last time I brought a car in was when 15yo rule was still around :P

PM sent

recieved thanks, will get back to you after i see if my offer gets accepted for another car.

If you haven't already, keep an eye on my105 classifieds, some good road race & circuit GTR's pop up on there from time to time.

Would it be worth him calling around larger compliance places to see if anything has failed compliance for accident repairs or do they get cut or shipped back to japan or something??

I'm outta the loop now, last time I brought a car in was when 15yo rule was still around :P

Good idea, never thought about it. Thanks !

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