2014. Year of the R32 and S13?

[tricky_ab]

I haven't been looking but I'm curious. How many people out there are going to spend the money on proper grade cars, and not the R grade stuff that seems to be in abundance?

Originally Posted by moto21

And if I have the extra dough swap in an r34 rb26/30 beast

Not a bad way to spend $30K+ on that engine...I've only seen a handful of those in a few of my GTR magazines.

[RHDAmerica]

Originally Posted by tricky_ab

I haven't been looking but I'm curious. How many people out there are going to spend the money on proper grade cars, and not the R grade stuff that seems to be in abundance?

A lot of times, that is the case with R grade cars, but not always... I've seen it be as little as being modified only... The R grade is just a reference... Doesn't always mean they have been in an accident... I know a lot of sites and auctions claim this, but it's not always true...

[tricky_ab]

Originally Posted by RHDAmerica

A lot of times, that is the case with R grade cars, but not always... I've seen it be as little as being modified only... The R grade is just a reference... Doesn't always mean they have been in an accident... I know a lot of sites and auctions claim this, but it's not always true...

Oh I know that there's various degrees of R grade cars out there. R grade could be given because the car has a kit on it. While shopping for mine, I was hit up with auction cars daily, and the some of the R cars were a few R grade cars that I had to take a closer look at the auction sheet, because the pictures made it look great.

I just hope people really do their due diligence, and take their time with the process overall.