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Stock # 4008
* Nissan
* Skyline
* GTR
* Sports car
* R 32
* Twin Turbo
* RB 26 DETT Engine
* 1990 model
* 2 Doors Coupe
* 2600 cc
* 4WD
* Right Hand Drive
* Manual Transmission
* Fully Automatic Air Conditioned
* Power steering
* Electric Windows
* Front Spoiler
* Rear Spoiler
* Rear Wiper
* Steering wheel tilt
* Antilock Brake System
* Limited Slip Differential
* Alloy Wheels
* Central Locking
* Stereo
* Clean interior & Exterior
* Good Condition
* Price FOB US$ 10,700
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Can this be this right?

 

It appears to still be in Japan if I am reading this right, so it means it is not naturalized to the U.S.

I believe legalizing a car to the U.S. can cost something near the price of that car, so even if it is that cheap to buy add another 10k just so you can drive it on the street.

 

The thing is, most R34's sell for about 46k even out of the country. R32's dont sell much cheaper. 10k for that car is a steal (assuming it runs).
The LHD conversion will cost you quite a bit of money though and then you have to go through CARB certification I believe.

Then again, this is a 1990 model.

3217 Skyline - GTR 1996 Manual US$ 24,800 Photo 3218 Skyline - GTR 1999 Manual US$ 46,800 Sold out 4007 Skyline - GTR 1999 Manual US$ 46,800 Photo 4010 Skyline - GTR 2000 Manual US$ 56,800 Photo 4011 Skyline - GTR 2000 Manual US$ 56,800 Photo 4012 Skyline - GTR 2000 Manual US$ 56,800 Photo 4008 Skyline - GTR 1990 Manual US$ 10,700 Photo 4009 Skyline - GTR 1989 Manual US$ 11,600 Photo 4018 Skyline - GTR 1991 Manual US$ 13,600 Photo 4019 Skyline - GTR 1992 Manual US$ 15,800 Photo 4020 Skyline - GTR 1993 Manual US$ 18,700 Photo 4021 Skyline - GTR 1993 Manual US$ 18,700 Photo 4022 Skyline - GTR 1994 Manual US$ 20,800 Photo 4023 Skyline - GTR 1995 Manual US$ 22,600

 

It does seem fairly cheap, but I just wanted everyone to know its not as cheap as it appears.

 

Is that really suprising? It's almost 15 years old. However, as cueball pointed out that price is deceptive. After you figure in the cost to ship it to the US and have it made street legal and maintain it (where are you gonna get parts?), you could get a really clean Supra TT for less money.

 

Thats really not all that cheap, you can pick up the older GTR-32's for a bit less than that. Also a lot of cars have been held up at Motorex for months recently due to legalization issues, somethign with the government, its been a few weeks since I was checking up on it so I don't know if anything new has happened but a few owners are getting a attorneys against the only place that can legalize them for the US.

 

Well see thats what I was thinking (I did read in one of my 20mag's I get every month) that this guy got a killer GT-R for $30K. It was blue too.

 

Skylines are more common than the 8 while the GTR's are about as common as an FD over here in Australia.... it just shocks me how rare they are over in the States.

 

http://www.skylinegtr.com/q&a_pg.html
MotoRex has completed all of the mandatory requirements for the United States
eligibility of importation.

Quote:

Motorex is proud to announce the street legal Nissan Skyline GT-R for the
United States

 

So are you going to trade up for one now?

 

You know right know I am looking into a new home. But if not for that I would say this or a Toyota Supra would be my next car.

 

......some people live out of their cars you know. :p

 

Try telling that to the girl!