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OK, I really have to sell my car now, b4 tafe starts.

The car has been imported 2002. Nov. and i've been the only owner since. I cannot afford to keep my liner especially when i wont have a job this year. I hope i can sell it very soon. The car is accident free and in a very good condition. the turbo has never been boosted above the factory setting. The car has all the basic modifications and a few extras.

Here are the specs to the car :

- Late 96' Series II Skyline GTS-T

- 5 Speed Manual

- Silver in colour

- Rego. till 2004 Dec.

- 67000Km

- ABS / Dual airbags

- Sunroof

- Quiktrak alarm system

- Tein HA adjustable suspensions

- Kakimoto exhaust system

- Deep dish style rims

- Sports moulded seats

- Aftermarket sound system

- HKS boost guage

- Blitz turbo timer

The price is negotiable, but the asking price is $22500.

The car has been serviced a couple of times at Pro Concept, treated with Motul synthetic oils. New clutch as been installed ever since.

I am located in Sydney, in nthshore, so if any1 is interested, u can leave a msg on here, or leave a msg on my mobile.

0413520213 -

thanks

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