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JohnD,
Yes I know, I thought about buying a 71 KPGC10 a few months ago to use in the U.S.
But then I thought about it more, it is too much hassle to have a car SO rare, as it would be hard to get parts and services.
They are definitely very cool though.
Jeff
Yes I know, I thought about buying a 71 KPGC10 a few months ago to use in the U.S.
But then I thought about it more, it is too much hassle to have a car SO rare, as it would be hard to get parts and services.
They are definitely very cool though.
Jeff
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Gus,
The few KPGC10 I was looking at was asking for about 1,800,000 Yen, they were in very good condition.
I don't think they are hard to find, actually I think anything is available in Japan, it is just a matter of how much they are.
Anything I mean very nice KPGC10, Toyota 2000GT to brand new zero miles R32 V-spec II, 400R.......etc......anything, but some of them are very expensive. Like a zero miles R32 V-spec II would be about the same price as a brand new R34 V-spec II.
Jeff
The few KPGC10 I was looking at was asking for about 1,800,000 Yen, they were in very good condition.
I don't think they are hard to find, actually I think anything is available in Japan, it is just a matter of how much they are.
Anything I mean very nice KPGC10, Toyota 2000GT to brand new zero miles R32 V-spec II, 400R.......etc......anything, but some of them are very expensive. Like a zero miles R32 V-spec II would be about the same price as a brand new R34 V-spec II.
Jeff
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I agree Dino, white KPGC GTR rocks :smokin:
Jeff
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UK price
Using the currency converter link from this site, I make it about £9,500. A probably stuffed it up though!
Cheers
Lee
Using the currency converter link from this site, I make it about £9,500. A probably stuffed it up though!
Cheers
Lee
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