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Hello there , I'm completely new to the nissan scene but I have completely fallen in love with the r32/34 look !

So here I am ! Looking to buy a skyline , preferably a non turbo since I am on my provisionals , but turbo would be a second option since I can de-turbo

So just pm or message me your offers - price - and as many photos as possible , on 0448783469

Preferably text as I'm busy fair bit .

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Strongly suggest you don't "de-turbo", also depending on your location it's still considered to be illegal anyway. So your car would be illegal AND slower then factory N/A skylines

There is a wanted to buy section too. That is where you need to post this.

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Truffles , I never knew if you de turboed a car it could be illegal

But I guess if I have a engineers certificate it should be fine

but I knew it would be slower than stock ,

Sorry just new to the whole forum thing and didn't see that section ,

It's hard / impossible to find a r32 non turbo

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Link doesn't work r32_ocumon

Truffles , I never knew if you de turboed a car it could be illegal

But I guess if I have a engineers certificate it should be fine

but I knew it would be slower than stock ,

Sorry just new to the whole forum thing and didn't see that section ,

It's hard / impossible to find a r32 non turbo

It's the fact the VIN/engine number still register as a turbo. It's not the fact the car itself is illegal but it will still be illegal to drive as a provisional license holder. Given you said engineers certificate, I'm guessing you're in NSW. I'd definitely look for clarification on the law before buying but what I've outlined is how it's viewed in QLD.

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