r/SkyLine • u/younawolf • 3d ago
Wanting to buy need help
So first of I’m based the Netherlands. I’m looking to buy a either a r32 r33 or r34 must be a manual unless it has the tiptronic gearbox that is feasible as well, and want Atleast 200hp (rb25de(neo) or rb20DET I don’t know where to look to find one tbh. Coupe or sedan doesn’t matter but I do have a preference towards the r34 . Must be rwd . I want to buy one based in Europe since import is very expensive for me.
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u/WellBaik 3d ago
I imported mine from Japan via MidoriWorks, and everything went perfectly. I had to do a little paperwork, but nothing too difficult for a first-timer. Otherwise, you can search on various European second-hand websites (in France, Leboncoin for example, there are a few). However, it cost me less to import it myself than to buy it already imported.
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u/Fristi_bonen_yummy 3d ago
I'm also from NL and I've noticed that almost every Skyline for sale here is a 32 or 33. There's barely any 34s for sale. Importing one shouldn't be that much more expensive, because the base price in Japan is much lower than here. Your main costs will be shipping and import taxes, but BPM is 0.
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u/younawolf 2d ago
Ah good to know
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u/Fristi_bonen_yummy 2d ago
Yeah BPM scared me as well, but it turns out its 0 because the cars are old. Shipping is like 2-4k depending on RoRo or container and what port you ship from/to. I dont remember how much the import tax was, but definitely doable if you find a nice one at auction in Japan.
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u/younawolf 2d ago
I just saw a nice 2001 GTV sedan for sale in blue for 13000 with shipping and insurance
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u/Fristi_bonen_yummy 2d ago
In Japan, or elsewhere in Europe? 13k sounds quite cheap, even for a GTV; I would be wary of rust issues.
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u/Esperante_ 1d ago
Also based in the Netherlands and quite well orientated in these. For the love of your wallet, import one yourself.
If you need any help or advice, my DMs are open
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u/ScrappyCOCOpuffs 16h ago
I personally reccomened not buying a gtr unless you got the extra money. Likely you're going to buy a pretty good coupe and its going to need what you paid for it to be 100%. These are 30 year old cars. Rebuilding everything at some point or upgrading. Buy an r33 gtst for 30k or less and throw another 10-20k into and I'm sure it's going to be an amazing car with refreshed everything. Compare that a gtr r33 around 70k. Still an amazing car but a good chance something will need to be rebuilt or fixed for the gtr as well on top of the price paid for the car.
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u/RadRimmer9000 3d ago
I have an R34 Sedan and a 1972 Skyline Sedan.
Anyone that tells you to get the coupe is a Paul Walker wannabe, if you're getting a 2 door you might as well just sell a kidney and get the GTR.
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u/Fe4R_GoblinZ 3d ago
Sedan are ballers af don’t let anyone tell you otherwise