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iwanta34gtr Grand Master

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Hi every1,

Im looking for an immaculate R34 GTR, either vspec or vspec II and bayside blue in colour. A close to stock one is preferred, but will still consider modified examples.

I am located in Sydney but may travel for the right car. Have cash ready.

If u have one, please PM me your contact number and a brief description of your car + asking price and we'll go from there. Or If u would like to call me my number is 0403 898 517.

No carsales links please, already check there regularly. And please No broker / importer / dealer offers - unless the car is already landed. I already have people looking in Japan 4 me.

Thanks.

livicuru Proficient

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Please someone help this member buy a Gtr. Seems like You've been looking for 2 years.....

There is one for sale I saw at top-secret imports, 2000 model vspec for 45k. Looked good in photos might be worth a look.

Good luck

iwanta34gtr Grand Master

iwanta34gtr

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Thanks for the kind words livicuru.

Went and saw the one at top secret imports, not what I am searching for unfortunately.

Cheers for the heads up anyway though mate I appreciate it.

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I think u need to bite the bullet and import, obviously nothing in the country is up to your standards/requirements.

Either that or you need to raise your budget.

FYI I'm not being smart, I went through similar issues when looking for my GTR.

iwanta34gtr Grand Master

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I think u need to bite the bullet and import, obviously nothing in the country is up to your standards/requirements.

Either that or you need to raise your budget.

FYI I'm not being smart, I went through similar issues when looking for my GTR.

Cheers for the advice mate, I understand.

Yes, I've raised my budget significantly since I started my search. Also decided that importing isnt really for me, I need to see the car in the flesh (and its imperfections) before I decide to move forward.

Yes, im rediculously fussy. Pathetic - I agree..... but no rush, hopefully one will pop up eventually.

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