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nissan skyline coupe 102 000kms

timing belt was replaced at 101 000kms

a 1995 Series 1.5 gts -t

5 speed manual

full blitz exaust system

nismo short shifter

k&n pod filter

19 inch drift r wheels with new tires

r33 gtr suspention all way around

lowerd

boost gauge

have the gear to boost it up ( but has always run stock boost)

gloss black break calipers

disks are like new were replaced at 90 000kms

full service just been done, gear box oil, engine oil, new plugs, new pod,

after market aluminium radiator

GFB sqq BOV

custom paint job never seen before (still in paint shop)

black tint

fusion front splits, xplod deck

adjustable camber arms front and rear,

intirour is like new no rips or anything

what would you say i could sell if for....?

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Yeah, ~$15k. Depends on the over all condition though. If it had oil leaks, coolant hoses about the split, dodgy ac compressor and a noisy power steering pump as well as a few rips in the interior, I wouldn't be paying that much.

People forget, mods mean very little. You need to look at it from a mechanical viewpoint.

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