Nissan Skyline Gts-t Type M 1991 / Mostly Stock / Never Driven In Winter on 2040-cars
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
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Auction Ends Monday April 28, 9:00pm EST , 6:00pm PST
Helping a friend sell a 1991 Nissan Skyline GTS-T R32 Type M. This is arguably one of the most sought after exotic Japanese supercars to be offered for sale in the US. EBay does not have a category for this car, so I placed it in the closest one available. It is basically a stock version with the following mods: Aftermarket parts that came with it from Japan:
Aftermarket parts installed by previous owner:
Aftermarket parts installed by current owner:
Mechanically, absolutely everything works on the car. 2 warning lights seen in the pics indicate a parking brake and a door open. Car has excellent compression, does not leak any fluids, no strange or unusual noises, and does not smoke. Primary tach is in-op, however the RPM's are correctly regsitered on the Apexi airflow converter. Oil changes are done using the best and most advanced synthetic oil on the market, Royal Purple. Odometer reads in KM, but the conversion to miles is X .62 . Cosmetic there are just a couple items to point out. Along the left side it appears the car brushed up against a white object (see pics below). This blemish is found just above the front wheel, just ahead of the rear wheel and a bit by the back bumper. It's hard to see from the pics taken 10ft out, but closeups will indicate this. Also, there is some light fading around the fuel cap that is also seen in the pics. The paint is original and for some buyers add value, so I'll leave it up to the new owner on fixing or just re painting with the buyer's choice of color. Car was originally in southern Japan (salt free) and once delivered to North America, garaged during winters. I believe these high resolution pictures to be quite accurate in representing the car and are consistent with the age and mileage of this car. This Skyline is a grey market vehicle, meaning it was never intended to be driven in the United States. The buyer will receive a clear PA title. Although a title and registration can be obtained in most states, this car does not meet Federal Emissions or Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) and is therefore recommended for export or off-road/track use only. VIN # is HCR32258012. It is rather unlikely the car will be financed through traditional lending sources. If seeking a car loan, or any loan for that matter, please ensure you are approved prior to bidding. I will not accept finance problems as a way to back out of the winning bid. The car is currently located in metro- Detoit, MI, but will be shipped via truck to Carlisle, PA towards the end of auction. Therefore, the car will be available for inspection in Carlisle. Please contact me for exact dates. Although titled, the car is not registered for US roads, so the winning bidder will need to keep that in mind when purchasing the car. I'm not excited about delivering the car, but can do so via private truck/trailer if need be. If you are thinking of having the car delivered, please contact me prior to bidding to discuss the details. As the seller will not be the one delivering the car, it will need to be paid in full prior to leaving. Closest airport to fly into is MDT and will provide free airport transportation to car. Tickets are fairly cheap on priceline, and given the age of the vehicle, would recommend all interested bidders in coming out to have a look. Payment terms: 1/2 of purchase price due within 3 days of the close of auction with the balance due within 14 days or at time of pick up. Will accept bank to bank wire or cash (in person of course) only. Paypal is required in order to bid but not accepted as a form of payment. eBay messages also come straight to my Smart phone, so I can respond very quickly. Also... phone/text : (650) 469-3828 On Apr-18-14 at 21:46:55 PDT, seller added the following information:
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