pulsar on ebay

hi.red pulsar on ebay for 4000 or nearest offer? sold last week for 2000 and on that ad said needed clutch. ultra low miles though?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-Nissan-Pulsar-Gtir-Low-Mileage-Great-Power-Umbrella-Model-Stunning-Red-HPI-/251922190138?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3aa7bb8f3a

Mmm !
Is it really low miles
Sounds like someone trying make a easy profit !
Had paintwork done & expect arches worse than look
comment on underneath fairly solid not to great :-/
need good looking at & with experienced eye as 4k good money if it a a polished turd.

The original seller which was a garage told my brother it needed a full respray and had quite a few rust/rot patches around it.
Guess someone has done a quick clutch change and tarted it up to make a quick £1500?
That's how people make money I guess.
All the garages that sell cars buy them cheaper than they sell them.

Resolution on the photos are terrible but I thought it looked pretty clean. That's all a mate of mine did was buy cars for really good price and sell them on a week later for a profit. Built his whole car that way.

think your right..clutch fitted and profit sale.. along the same lines just wondered if anyone has ever enquired about importing b4.

Look at all the safety features it's now got...

Driver and passenger air bags, belt pre-tensioners, ESP -  must make it worth every penny..

It looks tidy enough, but I wish mine had styling from the factory, (dont they all)

Anything can look tidy in a pic, amount of surprises i've had when actually view compared to a car pic is quite a few ...

Agree, always best to view first, thr first three Pulsar I looked at, looked like they had been sitting in a salt bath underneath.

Mr B wrote:Anything can look tidy in a pic, amount of surprises i've had when actually view compared to a car pic is quite a few ...

True that. My car looks fantastic in photos.

hi..asked the question if clutch was fitted,and the guy said only needed clutch fork...now i may be wrong? but to fit new fork dont you need to take gearbox off, so why not put new clutch in?

Well I would put in a new release bearing to go with fork but if clutch very good on inspection & decent brand I would reuse it. Decent organic clutch is expensive. At end of day this guy after easy profit not doing the buyer a favour.