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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/167248803073 ... media=COPY

Nice but possibly not £250k nice

I think there was an R34 build thread where the guy spent more than that on Nismo parts for his R34 ?

The people who bought before the America age limit and the Fast and Furious shenanigans have done very well.

Dave!

I suppose you can ask what you want as there isn't going to be another with 7k miles.

It'll be a bit underwhelming for £250k and you can't modify it if you don't want it to depreciate and you can't drive it much either.

Never really got the r34 thing to be honest. I guess they’re rather special here for being the first one officially sold in the uk.

Still rather have an r32

I guess people with ultra low mileage versions of special cars can put pretty much whatever price they like on it in the hope that it catches the eye of one of a handful of stinking rich collector / hoarders.

integrale_evo wrote: Thu Jan 16, 2025 8:14 pm Never really got the r34 thing to be honest. I guess they’re rather special here for being the first one officially sold in the uk.

Still rather have an r32

I guess people with ultra low mileage versions of special cars can put pretty much whatever price they like on it in the hope that it catches the eye of one of a handful of stinking rich collector / hoarders.

I think the generation who grew up playing Gran Turismo and watching F&F consider the R34 to be "the one" you wanted as a kid, and are now capable of buying one. Well, assuming you've got £100k or more to spend on a car, that is.

Car market continues to be utterly mental and suprise me. I looked at 964 Porsches again recently, in the small hope they've settled...but nope. I don't know how we've gone in a relatively short period from 964 convertable (autos!) being pratically worthless and sitting on random forecourts for £8k to suddently demanding £70k.

I remember looking at 964s 10 years ago, so close to buying one at 15k Hindsight and all that..