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Item: 1998 Nissan R34 GT-T skyline coupe - 5sp manual

Location: Algester, Brisbane

Website: This and all the regulars

Item Condition: Quite good condition for age. Low K's. Minor scuff on left rear quarter from container shipping from Japan.

Reason for Selling: Going to buy a house next year.

Price and Payment Conditions: $22,000 without Work rims - Will come with stock R34 rims for this price.

Extra Info: I am the 1st registered owner in Australia. Bought from an importer in Sydney in December 2007. Has only 51,00kms.

Minor scuff on left rear quarter from shipping incident. Have been quoted about $300 to fix, and will be getting fixed after Christmas/New Years, but willing to sell before if someone is interested as is. Can get better pictures of scuff if asked by potential buyer.

Had 45,000km major service (all oil including diff etc changed, spark plugs etc) and 50,000km service just performed, both done by Gavin Wood Autotech (have receipts).

Well looked after car, interior is in really good condition with no rips/tears/cigarette burns like a lot of imports. Has lowered Whiteline springs and HKS exhaust. CD player with i-Pod adaptor. Leather Nismo gearknob. Car also has Xenon headlights, which are not able to be complied any more. Has turbo timer and Mongoose alarm with keyless entry.

Registration just about to be renewed for 6 months also.

Pictures:

Car as is at the moment, lowered.

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Interior pic (from when I purchased it) - Difference now is it has a Nismo gearknob, and headunit

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Rear interior

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Picture of rear quarter scuff (from when I purchased it)

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Contact Details: PM, post here, email [email protected] or 0401 443 980



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