Skyline GTS-T Type M.
22 August 2004, 07:20 PM
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Skyline GTS-T Type M.
Just gauging interest before I decide what to do.
Recently bought this and since it has been a cow to get insured. Obviously I will keep it and insure if I dont get an easy sale, so here goes -
1995(N reg) Nissan Skyline GTS-T Type M, 115,000 kmh with full history.
Just got it MOT'd, not a thing wrong with it(got Ian at Talbot garage to check her over, skoosh will vouch for Talbot garage).
Absolute beast at high revs and pulling off in the wet is a pain in the ****, it truly comes into its own after 70mph!
Looking for offers around £7000 which is a reasonable price, I may be tempted with a part exchange.
A bit of a crap picture taken yesterday, its not been cleaned either.
Oh yeah totally standard apart from an HKS induction and decat exhaust.
Nicest sounding engine I have ever heard.
Recently bought this and since it has been a cow to get insured. Obviously I will keep it and insure if I dont get an easy sale, so here goes -
1995(N reg) Nissan Skyline GTS-T Type M, 115,000 kmh with full history.
Just got it MOT'd, not a thing wrong with it(got Ian at Talbot garage to check her over, skoosh will vouch for Talbot garage).
Absolute beast at high revs and pulling off in the wet is a pain in the ****, it truly comes into its own after 70mph!
Looking for offers around £7000 which is a reasonable price, I may be tempted with a part exchange.
A bit of a crap picture taken yesterday, its not been cleaned either.
Oh yeah totally standard apart from an HKS induction and decat exhaust.
Nicest sounding engine I have ever heard.
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23 August 2004, 10:46 AM
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All posts and threads within the "FOR SALE" forum must only contain information pertaining to the advertising of goods, or the request for information about such goods. Replies to adverts complaining / questioning the price or quality of the goods are harmful and often misleading and are therefore not allowed. For this reason, "buyer beware" is also an important consideration
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23 August 2004, 10:54 AM
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http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/upload/sh...ad.php?t=24108
The car is now HPI clear hence the price of £7000.
Oh and as for it only been 200bhp, it kept up with my 330bhp scooby and certainly would beat it top end no problem
The car is now HPI clear hence the price of £7000.
Oh and as for it only been 200bhp, it kept up with my 330bhp scooby and certainly would beat it top end no problem
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23 August 2004, 10:58 AM
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I see you have a scooby parked next to it, i'm sure the premium wont be more than a scooby, surely.
23 August 2004, 11:09 AM
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Oh my god, yeah thanks for that. Never heard of PM?
I am not sure its the same car, are you? Norwich Union who are my insurers will not insure Skylines, go ring them smart ****, you go find out. Also the Scooby is a uk estate which is mega low insurance.
Sometimes there are some ***** on these boards.
Not worth the £25 to advertise if you get hounded by plebs.
Sort it out mods.
I am not sure its the same car, are you? Norwich Union who are my insurers will not insure Skylines, go ring them smart ****, you go find out. Also the Scooby is a uk estate which is mega low insurance.
Sometimes there are some ***** on these boards.
Not worth the £25 to advertise if you get hounded by plebs.
Sort it out mods.
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23 August 2004, 11:20 AM
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Tried online and rang them, they said "we dont insure Skylines"
I have heard of toher people insured with them but they wouldn't insure me, dunno whether its my area.
I have heard of toher people insured with them but they wouldn't insure me, dunno whether its my area.
23 August 2004, 11:22 AM
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I am not sure its the same car, are you?
It is the same car: Reg: N**4 WGR
DOR: 18/11/99
Want the chassis no?
The car is hpi clear, i never said it was'nt, just dissapointed upon viewing.
It is the same car: Reg: N**4 WGR
DOR: 18/11/99
Want the chassis no?
The car is hpi clear, i never said it was'nt, just dissapointed upon viewing.
23 August 2004, 11:24 AM
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Thats not my problem.
So let me get this straight you went to see an N reg Skyline with £4500 and you still thought it wasnt worth it?
Ah well.
You wanna know why its HPI clear? Because I paid it off, it cost me more than what I'm advertising it for. So in all fairness just give me a break.
Thanks mods by the way.
So let me get this straight you went to see an N reg Skyline with £4500 and you still thought it wasnt worth it?
Ah well.
You wanna know why its HPI clear? Because I paid it off, it cost me more than what I'm advertising it for. So in all fairness just give me a break.
Thanks mods by the way.
23 August 2004, 11:31 AM
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Ok, I did'nt want to say this:
The hp was cleared on the day i went to view 9/08/04 by the previous owner!
and i have the hpi to prove, so there was nothing to owe on the car!
And yes i was getting the car for 4500, & I STILL did not want to buy it!.
I do not want to ad any negative comments which may affect your sale. Only telling the truth.
I can even host this hpi certificate if you want
The hp was cleared on the day i went to view 9/08/04 by the previous owner!
and i have the hpi to prove, so there was nothing to owe on the car!
And yes i was getting the car for 4500, & I STILL did not want to buy it!.
I do not want to ad any negative comments which may affect your sale. Only telling the truth.
I can even host this hpi certificate if you want
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23 August 2004, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Jefrey
You wanna know why its HPI clear? Because I paid it off, it cost me more than what I'm advertising it for. So in all fairness just give me a break.
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Hence selling less than cost, does this make anysense Jeff ?
The seller is selling because of insurance problems not to make a tidy profit
23 August 2004, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by bob269
I suspect Cost of HPI debt + Cost of purchasing car > Selling Price
Hence selling less than cost, does this make anysense Jeff ?
The seller is selling because of insurance problems not to make a tidy profit
Hence selling less than cost, does this make anysense Jeff ?
The seller is selling because of insurance problems not to make a tidy profit
There was no Hp to pay matey!.
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