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2000 Model R34 25-GT 5 spd Manual Non Turbo.

Car has 74,000 Kms and is in very good condition.

9 months rego.

First owner in Australia and has been regularly looked after and maintained, serviced every 5,000 km.

Car comes with a full State Road Inspection Report, as it was professional inspected before purchase. Welcome any inspections car is immaculate.

Has lots of power Neo 2.5L straight 6. Car is fitted with a cat back exhaust, new rubber,18" black wheels and professional lowered without compromising the cars drivability.

Immaculately maintained and cleaned fortnightly. Car is in very good condition has to be seen to be appreciated. This car is perfect for P Platers. Only filled with Caltex Vortex 98. Handles and Runs Beautifully Very Unique Skyline and a opportunity not to be missed.

It is a pleasure to drive, great daily driver and very economical on fuel, shame to see it go will consider swaps.

Call Sam on 0401-457-600

16,500 ONO

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