Getting Skyline 2 Australia
wizlb
06-05-2006, 11:12 PM
How do you get a skyline GT-R34 to Australia from Japan.
cloverjp
07-18-2006, 12:43 AM
Hi
If you want to get a car form Japan, we can help you.
You can buy cheap cars on-line directly from Yahoo Auction in JAPAN.
You choose your cars aned purchase by yourself.It is very simple.
If you want to know more, send us e-mail.
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If you want to get a car form Japan, we can help you.
You can buy cheap cars on-line directly from Yahoo Auction in JAPAN.
You choose your cars aned purchase by yourself.It is very simple.
If you want to know more, send us e-mail.
[email protected]
druzilla
09-17-2006, 08:57 PM
i have imported a few gtr 32's through J-spec
they are good.. But dont beleive what they say about the condition of some cars.. :uhoh:
they are good.. But dont beleive what they say about the condition of some cars.. :uhoh:
cloverjp
12-12-2006, 02:03 AM
How do you get a skyline GT-R34 to Australia from Japan.
Use Yahoo Japan Auction.
I can help you to get a skyline to Australia from Japan.
Use Yahoo Japan Auction.
I can help you to get a skyline to Australia from Japan.
lambchops
12-25-2006, 07:58 AM
When importing from Japan, it's best to pay a bit extra to have someone check out the car.
An alternative to Yahoo Japan is the auction houses. You get vehicle reports on the exterior and interior condition of the cars.
Better to pay someone a brokerage fee to source the car and deal with the paperwork required to bring the car over and getting it complied.
An alternative to Yahoo Japan is the auction houses. You get vehicle reports on the exterior and interior condition of the cars.
Better to pay someone a brokerage fee to source the car and deal with the paperwork required to bring the car over and getting it complied.
mmcleo11
12-26-2006, 06:51 PM
^^ agreed.
Brokerage firm saves a lot of hassles, if the car arrives in Australia and is not what you were expecting, you only lose your deposit. If it has rust, panel repairs or other mechanical problems that mean it would fail SEVS, then you get your money refunded in full.
Brokerage firm saves a lot of hassles, if the car arrives in Australia and is not what you were expecting, you only lose your deposit. If it has rust, panel repairs or other mechanical problems that mean it would fail SEVS, then you get your money refunded in full.
cloverjp
01-08-2007, 07:16 PM
^^ agreed.
Brokerage firm saves a lot of hassles, if the car arrives in Australia and is not what you were expecting, you only lose your deposit. If it has rust, panel repairs or other mechanical problems that mean it would fail SEVS, then you get your money refunded in full.
We can help you to get Japanese car cheaply.
We can tell you how to do it.
Send me e-mail.
[email protected]
Brokerage firm saves a lot of hassles, if the car arrives in Australia and is not what you were expecting, you only lose your deposit. If it has rust, panel repairs or other mechanical problems that mean it would fail SEVS, then you get your money refunded in full.
We can help you to get Japanese car cheaply.
We can tell you how to do it.
Send me e-mail.
[email protected]
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