Not sure what part of the US you're observing, but they have not been importing these cars regularly into the US. After the whole MotoRex charade & the rumors of the US Govt. impounding these cars, they have been extremely low key & don't pop up on the general used market. Typically, you had to know one was for sale to actually find the listing for it. It hasn't been until recently thanks to the 25 Year Law for importing vehicles that we're beginning to see them again.What's rare about that? Even in the U.S. they're getting imported regularly so...
^ I don't mind about that R32.
Jon Olsson's Rebellion R2K - ~€250,000
And for $22K, I am seriously interested. @ProjectWHaT mad kudos to you for introducing that site. Bookmarked for future reference.
There's an article I probably won't read, then. But yes, I've seen their name thrown around a bit on Skyline/GT-R forums by folks asking for importers. They're pricing for GT-Rs seems really wonky (everything costs the same, despite various conditions), but I'm not complaining given that it falls well under budget & they handle all the legal loop holes to jump through. My issue is just finding a damn loan for it.Doug used them for his (soon to be coming?) GT-R and wrote about it on Jalopnik.
This shop seems legit though.
That's the one with the RB28DETT, right?Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 Nismo Z-Tune #001
Offers are up to AUD$750,000(USD$570,000)
http://www.the-lowdown.com/z-tune/
Nice, but would be nicer without the front and rear spoilers. Perhaps swop out the Revolutions for some nice deep dished minilites too.
@TheCracker @Stotty I like the spoilers because it reminds me of the Zakspeed Mk1.
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Not hard to see why. Just beautiful.