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Hi All,

I've decided to sell my Skyline.

It's a 1989 Series 3 Silhouette sedan.

Has an OMVL LPG conversion, air con, cd player, trip computer, alloys, LSD, a K&N panel filter and a towbar. 330,000kms on the clock.

Bought as a cheap run around and now that my main car's back on the road, this is no longer needed.

It's got a few little battle scars, nothing major, pretty standard for a 19 year old car. Overall the body and paint are in good condition for the age, and with a quick polish it would look great.

The interior is very neat for it's age, and all electrics work as well as the heater AND the air con still works!

Mechanically it feels pretty good, everything works, lsd is really tight, but has a little driveline slop when you lift off and get back on power real quick. Within a few minutes, you learn how to easily avoid this though. The suspension and steering are nice and tight, and it goes pretty well. The diff has the standard borg warner whine, but it is in good condition.

Has the standard Silhouettte alloys, with excellent condition tyres all round.

LPG system works a treat, was getting 450 - 480km out of 45 odd litres. Runs well on petrol too.

Registration has expired, but it shouldn't need much for RWC.

The car will be supplied with a Vicroads permit on sale so the buyer can drive it home, and around to get the RWC ready.

Price is $1500 including the Vicroads permit.

Inspection is welcome in Cheltenham (and possibly Reservoir) VIC.

Please post, PM or contact me on 0418 597 239 for any queries.

Thanks,

Justin.

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