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1995 model, white duco, All GTR options incl. airbag plus:-

* 18 inch Nismo LM GT-1's

* Nismo 320 km/h white dash

* Pivot turbo timer

* Pivot digital display (speed, 0-100km timer etc.)

* GRID Torque adjustment (front/rear split)

* Pioneer CD unit

* HKS 3 inch exhaust

* Modified gearbox

* Apexi Air filters

* Tein type HR, adj. suspension.

* Full Australian Compliance and RWC.

At this price, you will not find a better GTR in Oz.

Genuine enquiries only.

$33,900 firm

Call 0411831360

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I am located in Melbourne, Vic.

The odometer is reading ~33k kms, however it is a Nismo dash and I suspect the whole cluster was replaced prior to my purchase.

Interior condition is immac., body is very good.

I do have a genuine reason for selling and if you are genuinely interested in my GTR, you'd call to query further.

Thanks for your interest.

I'm amused by your question. I can't admit to testing the speed of each gear at 8,000rpm so I'm sorry but I don't have an answer for you.

I haven't had any accidents in the R. It may have had a small bingle prior to my ownership, however, there is no evidence of damage.

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