I wouldn't have a problem buying it. Fresh water isn't as bad as salt water. I'd take the engine apart and build it for my personal car. Then use the rest of the car for parts. I would just hate to get it home and find there is a rod punched through the block due to a possible hydrolock. I doubt if I made the 8 hour round trip that I would even be able to tell if there is a hole due to the car being on the ground and the engine bay being so stuffed full. It would be nice if I could get in touch with the previous owner to see what he/she may know about it.

 

Here's a video I found on youtube


God that front bumper is awfull!!

 

LOL thats the exact same care (judging by the engine ,sticker , and body kit ) WOW what a difference between before and after .....

 

Well id still buy it...
Tail lights, headlights, Wheels look like Radarwerks, You could easily part out $3k.
Plus still have engine, and a parts car, and $2k worth of rims.
Again, RB26's arnt expensive, and all the custom Fabbing work has been done. wiring harness even if it got wet, is prob still good. For engine swap, you can take apart engine, clean it, buy a new block for -$2k, and an ecu :P

I dunno, Id buy this for $5k if there was an easy way to get it to Canada lol.

 

Engine looks legit.. but that motor is def hydrolocked if it took a dip in the lake. OMG Why did they put such a crappy song on the video? They should have just let us hear the RB motor roar. And holy Moses that front end is hurt..

 

Those wheels are actually XXR 521s. Not worth more than 800 bucks

 

No, say it aint so... Well they look like Radarwerks hahaha, So I guess thats why they are called Replicas hahaha

 

bumper and rims killed it for me

 

I was reading some of the comments on YT and one said the engine runs lean, has blow by oil consumption and a rod knock...

 

Wow, that's a shame....that's a bada$$ swap, bet that thing was sweet before pulling a michael phelps.