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Hi, I'm finally going to sell my skyline. I can't afford to keep putting money into it, as I bought a new car anyway so I can't afford to keep two cars running. I'm selling the whole car as is but are trying to locate right side driver headlight as the plastic that holds in on is cracked, but bought a different series headlight so it doesn't fit. I have just bought a new front bar for it, the GTR front bar which I have yet to put it on and paint. I will not lie, the car has a few issues that needs attention but if your willing to fix them then your better off having the car. The steering rack leaks only slightly not a great deal may need new shocks and i think the gearbox needs looking at as it shifts into gears to early sometimes or whatever. It is an automatic. It has recently had a new fuel injector put in and i have the receipt from it and it just had a service a few weeks ago. I have kept all receipts from what I have put in it over the time period of owning it since October 2011. It originally had QLD plates on it but I got it transferred over to NSW plates in October 2011 when I bought it. The only real big issue I've had with it was the fuel injector. Never over heats and has 240 000km on it. Dissapointing to sell but I have no choice. Please contact me with any questions and I will answer.

Thanks! Tiffany

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