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While being the least popular of the Skyline GTR series, the R33 GTR is still rising in value almost as quickly as the R32 and R34.
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Clean and original R33 GTR examples with decent kms are becoming increasingly difficult to find out of Japan.
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Collectors sourcing these commonly ask for one or more of three main criteria:
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1997 / 1998 model
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VSpec
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Purple
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On top of this of course, virtually every buyer wants less than 100,000 km, some form of service records, no past repairs or rust, and a non-smoker car.
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So if you have an R33 GTR that matches any or all of these criteria, our suggestion would be to hang onto it tight for a few years yet !
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While prices have already doubled in the last year or two for the most sought after specs, prices are still increasing worldwide – with sales in Japan leading the way and other countries following suit.
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This rare 1996 R33 GTR VSpec in purple with 84,643 km passed in unsold at USS Nagoya auction in Japan yesterday.
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With the last bid at around 3.3 million Yen FOB equivalent or roughly $51,000 complied in Aust., that puts the current market price of a purple VSpec collector car with under 100,000 km at around $55K to $60K on road in Aust.
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If you’re keen on this one, it may come back for auction next week.
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