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I'm regretfully selling my pride and joy. Looking for a quick sale. Dropped price to $26,000 neg.

Make: Nissan

Model: 98 R34 GTT coupe

Mileage: 58,000kms

Transmission: 5 speed man

Colour: Black

Location: Brighton, VIC

RWC supplied? yes

Price:26,000 neg

Contact: Alex, 0402858557, or PM me.

Comments / Modifications: HKS dump pipe, 3 inch exhaust, Blitz FMIC, Stock ecu has been modified, Tien coilovers with edfc, Nismo bodykit and rear wing, Nismo cluster, Defi oil pressure and boost gauges with controller, LED tail lights, BBS 18inch rims, Apexi power intake (stock airbox available), Mongoose immobilizer (Australia Standard).

Imported August 07, I'm the first owner in Australia.

Awesome car, fun to drive. Excellent condition.

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I'm regretfully selling my pride and joy. Looking for a quick sale. $26,000 ono.

Make: Nissan

Model: 98 R34 GTT coupe

Mileage: 58,000kms

Transmission: 5 speed man

Colour: Black

Location: Brighton, VIC

RWC supplied? yes

Price:26,000 neg

Contact: Alex, 0402858557, or PM me.

Comments / Modifications: HKS dump pipe, 3 inch exhaust, Blitz FMIC, Stock ecu has been modified, Tien coilovers with edfc, Nismo bodykit and rear wing, Nismo cluster, Defi oil pressure and boost gauges with controller, LED tail lights, BBS 18inch rims, Apexi power intake (stock airbox available), Mongoose immobilizer (Australia Standard).

Imported August 07, I'm the first owner in Australia.

Awesome car, fun to drive. Excellent condition.

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car looks really good mate, if i had off seen this a few months ago might have brought this instead of mine lol, looks good with the led's at the back, the stock lights start to look old i recon... good luck with ya sale

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