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    Hi, I know this has been answered before, but they seem to be all from a while ago like 2005. So is it still difficult finding parts (I live in BC) and if they are found are they expensive? I also keep on hearing about this inspection when a car is imported. If I buy a Skyline that has already been registered, inspected, etc is it just like any other car? Thanks

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    It depends on the parts, i can get a lot thru my local nissan dealership (get the partnumbers from FAST), and some Iget thru vendors like Adam and Daryl, or from other forum members. I find the prices reasonable for most items, with a few outrageous ones.

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    • #3
      You're using the internet between here and Google you cans find everything you need.

      Sent from my HTC Magic using Tapatalk
      Real Skyline owners have lost at least one to a freakish accident (*- ω -) = #dungive'a

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      • #4
        Parts are no problem to get, we can help you along with the other forum sponsors as well. We can literally get anything for the car.
        As for pricing, it all depends on your budget I suppose. I've had customers freak out about having to spend $20 on an OEM rad hose, which seems more than reasonable to me, and I've had customers spend $7,000 on a pair of seats without hesitation.
        Yes, Skylines (especially GT-Rs) tend to be more expensive to maintain than your average car, but they are sports cars.
        Just compare them with Corvettes. You can spend lots of money for some parts, or next to nothing for others.
        Whatever you end up buying, just make sure it's decent to begin with and you will have a minimum of headaches and expenses.
        I've seen too many people buy cheap Skylines and think they are getting a great deal, then end up dumping piles of money into them just to get them running. Do yourself a favour and spend the little extra to get something in good shape.
        RightDrive Inc. Parts Manager
        http://www.rightdrive.ca :: http://www.rightdriveparts.com :: http://www.rightdriveusa.com
        1970 Highway 7 West, Vaughan, ON :: 1-877-398-8220



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        • #5
          Alright thanks!

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          • #6
            Like Daryl said make sure you get one in good shape. I spent several months sourcing mine out through auction and paid a little more before pulling the trigger four years ago and it pays dividends in the long run.. Knock on wood.
            Justin
            Silver 91' GTS-t w/sunroof

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