Subject	Which is not happening soon.
Posted by	Goldchocobo on October 11, 2015 at 11:52 AM
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In Reply To	actually, until about 65-70k of them go to the crusher posted by LJZTT on October 10, 2015 at 09:40 PM
Message	Since Canada has been getting RHD Z's for some time now (15 year rule), and the US is now able to begin importing RHD Z's (25 year rule), prices will likely stay as they are for the next 10-20 years. If memory serves, 240z prices didn't really start rising until about 8 years ago, some 35-40 years after it's release. You could have a decent 240z for about 8k. Now you can't have one without 18k.
Follow Ups	Looking buying 300zx - def150hd 14:32:56 10/09/15 depends on a mountain of details...BUT - LJZTT 15:35:27 10/09/15 and to re-iterate, it depends on a lot of details - LJZTT 15:41:09 10/09/15 Re: Looking buying 300zx - def150hd 15:46:35 10/09/15 Hopefully your interaction with the seller was more legible/ - RAGTPZ 16:52:12 10/09/15 18k is debatably over-paying (n/m) - LJZTT 21:41:38 10/10/15 Re: Looking buying 300zx - Lue's Student 18:56:19 10/09/15 actually, until about 65-70k of them go to the crusher - LJZTT 21:40:51 10/10/15 Which is not happening soon. - Goldchocobo 11:52:53 10/11/15 I'm thinking the amount of rhd Z32's that are imported into - LJZTT 15:40:54 10/11/15 You are correct, since only 89's are available. - Goldchocobo 00:40:21 10/12/15 Canadian market != US Market (n/m) - LJZTT 19:42:59 10/12/15 er... dealer sales? - vorpalZ 09:32:02 10/13/15 Re: er... dealer sales? - Goldchocobo 13:08:12 10/13/15 Is it perfect? Is it exactly the color you want? - zellamay 19:23:17 10/09/15 There was an article the other day about buying low mileage - BlackholeZ 02:23:12 10/10/15 Are you mechanically skilled, you better be or have a fat>> - ZUL8TR 03:38:59 10/10/15 So right! - OverZealous (CT) 13:11:35 10/10/15 As an original owner of a '95 TT with 40K miles - toyz 13:45:36 10/11/15
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