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This is another animal GTS-T thats just come through on the prestige mailing list.

What a steal wo whoever buys it!

The following vehicle is available through a supplier in Japan for approx. 1,300,000 yen FOB (in negotiation with the owner and still to be confirmed). The total cost in Australia at this price would be approx. $30,700 plus tyres, Govt. stamp duty and registration (normal licensing costs for any vehicle). Shipping, import duties, GST, compliance and our service fee are all included in the estimate. There are likely to be additional costs in compliance and registration due to the level of modifications, which will depend on which State the vehicle is sent to. Customers are encouraged to make their own enquiries in this regard - we can supply contacts in your State

This is a SERIOUS vehicle. Imagine the costs of building this in Australia.

1996 Nissan R33 Skyline Gts-t Type M SPEC 2

5 speed

Black

GTR engine (RB26DETT)

Single top mount RX-6 turbo boosting to 1.6 bar, owner claims a power output of 550ps / 542hp (404 kW) at the wheels at this boost level

Aftermarket injectors

Aftermarket fuel pump

Aftermarket cams

TRUST3 intercooler

Aftermarket radiator

Trust oil cooler

HKS power flow

HKS EVC

OS twin plate clutch

Cusco LSD

Exhaust

Front and rear Brembo brake upgrade (from R33 GTR)

Front and rear strut tower bars

7-point roll cage

Ohlins adjustable suspension

SPARCO bucket seat

BBS LM gold mag wheels

MOMO steering wheel

Numerous TRUST boost / temperature gauges

6 x CD changer and stereo

Racing driver's seat

Turbo timer

Condition notes: Non accident vehicle. Body is in excellent condition.

... and what was the point of the above post?

Do you really think a car like that would NOT have been trashed? It's got a roll cage for crying out loud. Racing seats.

EDIT: Btw I'm not saying that it isn't a nice car and for that price it would stll be cheaper to buy it and do some serious repairs, rather then build one up from scratch.

You might say that all of these cars are thrashed.

You would think that a modded GTS or GTR would be driven gently by an old Japanese doctor's wife?

You get mods for cheap - I expect that any of these imports are driven hard. That's the gamble.

Buy a stock one but then again, you pay for mods in AUD...

T.

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