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Hey first of ALL im advertising the CAR for MY 1ST COUSIN so if you have inqueries or any questions regarding the car his number is 0422235158 his name is Tayfun (Typhoon) if you cant pronounce it his nickname is Tyson.

Car is located in Victoria (Melb, Lalor).

Rego is TAE348 and it expires in Oct 2006.

Car is advertised on Carsales.com .

The pics are from the Carsales page.

RWC will not be supplied, but stock parts will be given for free, for RWC.

Asking price $23,500 ono.

Car has 103,000kms.

100,000 km service has been done.

Its a 5speed manual.

Nissan Skyline GTS-t Series 2 (M-Spec/M-Series)

Car has been modded and all mods were done proffesionally at Pro-Tek by Dom (Dominic)

MODS:

Garrett Front Mount Intercooler (Mandrel Bent Chrome Pipings)

Garrett GT30R Turbo (Maximum Boost 25PSi)

Stage 2 Turbo Smart Boost Controller (Low Boost 8PSi High Boost 14 PSi)

GTR Coils

HKS Super Drager Exhaust (TBE With Hi-Flow Cat)

Apexi Power FC

HKS Rev Controller

Z32 Air-Flow Meter

Heat Range 7 Spark Plugs

White P1 Light Weight Racing Wheels

K&N Pod Filter

Decon Heavy Duty Brass Button Clutch (Only 2 Months Old)

Interior:

Sports Seat Covers

Monster Tacho

Side Pillar Boost Gauge

Missle Switch

Blitz Turbo Timer

Pioneer Deck

Sunroof

This car has had a recent re-spray, very clean and fast car, always serviced at 3000Ks, Always serviced with Motul Turbo Lite, Has 205+ RWKW, Has been quoted by Pro-Tek to do low 12second 1/4mile runs with slicks. Very regretfull sale, ONLY reason why my cousin is selling, because he bought a house and he needs cash, price is negotiable, car must be seen to be appreciated dont be shy to call. His the first owner in Australia, stock parts will be supplied to buyer for RWC, MUST SELL!!!

Note: Car has 205+ RWKW with STOCK Dump, Injectors and Fuel pump. If the whole package is complete it should be good for over 250+ RWKW but you guys might think otherwise.

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