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(Qld) Wtb R34,r33,180Sx Or S15 Cash Ready Brisbane

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WANT TO BUY

MUST BE MANUAL +TURBO, sub 125,000kms and have a rwc or can get one

R33 Skyline - R34 Skyline - S15 (JDM OR AUDM) -OR- 180SX

I have cash ready to spend just havent seen anything that catches my eye

I am located south of Brisbane but am willing to travel a little to have a look.

Please post pictures along with descriptions. looking to spend $8000-15ish can go a bit higher for perfect car but would prefer not to.

Once I get this hopefully I can stick around and become a useful member of this community :)

Thanks Matt


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Should change your odometer requirement to "good engine compression" or something a bit more indicative of the mechanical condition.

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ill be doing a compression test upon inspection. most people can read their odometer however most wont know what their compression is like. for some reason the numbers are important to me as well :S

*LOACH* Veteran

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ill be doing a compression test upon inspection. most people can read their odometer however most wont know what their compression is like. for some reason the numbers are important to me as well :S

You'll have to forgive Birds, he struggles with numbers he can't count up to on his fingers and toes.
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Hey deathvalley they are my favourite shape but just a bit too old for me :(.

Yeah loach thats what i thought.

Anyway thread can be closed just put a deposit down on a mint s15 with 340rwhp im really happy with it...

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