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This beautifull R34GT-t is being offered at probably less than you could bring one in and comply it for.

If you are looking for a car that has never been modded out and is in in beatifull all round condition then this is probably the one you're looking for--

206KWS ATF from the factory .

--and while it is fine to get a ride with mods aready done how many of them are actualy fully serviced ?

--and I dont mean just the oil changed every 5 minutes.

This car is has been fully serviced up to and including it's 100000k monster one everything which has to be replaced and or serviced has been including things like the water pump which aren't even service items , the complete serviceing on this car has cost over $2500.00. with receipts to show for all parts used not just a service sheet from one garage where they may or may not have actualy done the work.

It also has all its Japanese log books from new and as far as I can tell the 84K klms is genuine.

It has the following minimal mods .

*Kingsprings stock ratio (according to Kings) 22mm lower than stock with all new OE struts.

*Turbo back custom exhaust- 3" dump 3" high flow cat 3.5" follower and mid muffler and 3'5" in 3'5" out Varex muffler, hard wired, isolator switched.

*Wheels -Enkei RPO3 17 x 8 (8.1 kg) --Nexen 225 x 45 x 17 rubber 80% tread or stock OE 17 x 7.5 --same rubber.

*ICE is a japspec Pioneer Carriozera DD head unit with CD, cassette and minidisc , it works amazingly well , this has been adapter plug installed so the OE wiring is mint and I'm guessing that any new pioneer will likeley be plug and play with this adapter.

* Drift airfilter.

* Tints

*locknuts on wheels.

Everything on this car works as it should to factory specification ---and-- no rattles bumps or grinds , it does 11 ltrs to 100 klms city only running .

The paint and interior are in remarkably good condition.

I'll be looking for $15990.00 with the OE wheels which look very good IMO or $169900.00 with the ENKEI wheels .(The Nexen tyres will be on either.)

If you're interested in making an offer iether post or PM me , I am also interested in a trade for an BMW 318iS Auto (with some cash my way on this one) .

Please lowball if you feel like it--- I'll have some fun replying. :)

Here are some pics.

skylineengine.th.jpg

skylinetacho.th.jpg

skylineside.th.jpg

skylinerearseats.th.jpg

skylinerear.th.jpg

skylinefrontseats.th.jpg

skylinefront.th.jpg

skylinecabin.th.jpg

And one from when I bought the car to show the stock wheels.

skyline1n.th.jpg

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hey mate, if ur interested in swapping i have a vk group 3 repllica, very clean car, worked 308 engine probly done less than 15000kms, very clean engine, i have car listed on here to look at, have a look and let me no, cheers, 0421175527

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