Up for sale is my 1995 Nissan GTR with a Washington state title with the original Japanese vin (BNCR33004132), not a grey market car with a 240 vin. I bought this car from the original owner in Japan while I was in the military and imported it the correct way, it was not an easy task and very time consuming with a ton of paperwork. I am selling due to having to down size and I do not drive this car, in the last 3 years I have put less than 1000 miles on it. This car needs go to someone who enjoys it and drives it a lot more then me. The car has less then 34000 miles the body is in great shape with a small dent in the right rear quarter panel. The interior is almost perfect it has a small stain on the passenger floor mat about the size of a quarter and the steering wheel is a little chewed up due to the previous owner wearing rings on his fingers. These can be brought over in the US the correct way it just takes time, asking the right questions, a ton of paperwork, and doing research, please do not ask me how to bring them over, do your research. Thanks for looking
For sale is a 1995 Nissan Skyline, clean title in hand for this Skyline with the correct vin not some BS 240 vin grey market crap.Almost 100% stock, has aftermarket exhaust and BBS wheels.I am the 2nd owner of this car, I bought it while I was stationed in Japan.The body is straight with some slight fading on the hood and roof and one minor dent on the RH quarter panel. The interior is super clean, passenger floor mat has a very small stain (about the size of a Nickel) the steering wheel is a little scared up from the previous owner wearing rings. I don't want to sell this car buy have to down size and I never drive it, in 3 years I have put less than 800 miles on the car, it deserves to be driven and enjoyed by someone who has the time. No dumb questions like how did you get it over here and titled, do some research people and realize I was in the military and there are exceptions if done the correct way and doing all the paperwork and having patience .
