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Selling my project that I just don't have time for and interests have changed. Project will need time to be put back together, but almost everything is there. Body & Interior: Skyline R34 GT-T Coupe with Sunroof Freshly painted late 2017 in QM1 Polar White (windows out and in job), was black and now white. Nismo body kit front bar, rear bar, side skirts all genuine Both Guards Bonnet Boot Lid Doors Brand new genuine Xenon Headlights Heaps and heaps of interior parts and spares (3 x center consoles, 4 front seats, 10+ door cards etc) Brand new GT-R V-Spec Center Console Trims - Ash Tray, Radio Surround, gear shifter surround (gold brushed finish) Brand new GT-R MFD display trim/cover Transmission: R33 GTS-T Turbo Manual Gearbox Heavy Duty Clutch Nismo Lightened Flywheel Engine: RB25DET Neo engine Full reconditioned head, valve seals replaced, decked Welsh plugs replaced Freshly rebuilt Block deburred Manley Forged Pistons bored to 86.5 ARP 2000 Head studs ARP 2000 Main Studs ACL Race Bearings main & rod bearings Permaseal MLSR Headgasket NPW Water Pump ASR Extended Sump ProFlow Fuel Rail What else may be needed to complete it: Exhaust - planned for custom exhaust when build was finished Turbo Exhaust Manifold Maybe small little nit picks like spark plugs etc. Have tonnes of spares for the car new and used bits and pieces, too much to list. Buyer will get everything I have left for Skylines. The shell will need to go through compliance and I have the paperwork for it. Looking to sell the lot for $15k. Will sell individual stuff if the shell sells on its own. after $2k for the shell and all panels. Pick up Western Sydney. May need a van to pick up all the other bits and pieces. Over $25k spent to date. What it sort of looks like now (with boot lid) Forged Rods with ARP 2000 Main studs Forged Pistons Fresh home from the paint shop Block Deburring - before Block deburring - after ARP 2000 Head studs, MLSR head gasket Fresh reconditioned head When I bought the project