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Got my 34 for sale, as my partner and i are having a baby. This is a VERY VERY regretful sale, i will be so sad to see it go, but i cant fit a baby in the back.

Its in great condition, its never let me down.

107k's

female owner & not thrashed

work vsmx 18's

tein lowered springs

kazama tie rod ends

full 3'' turbo back exhaust with hks high flow cat

boost t 12 pound

turbo timer

just had water pump, spark plugs and timing belt replaced

nismo front bar

were asking 15k, please no swaps unless you have a stagea or something simllar

call my partner andrew on 0428 94 5555

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