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Nissan Skyline R34 Gt-T Low K's Nismo Edition

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I am selling my White Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T Nismo edition as my priorities have changed and I need the money to move. It has been a amazing car. It is in immaculate condition. I was imported in late 2011 and I have all the import paper as proof.

The car is as stock as it comes. The only thing that is upgraded is the suspension with XYZ Coilovers that are less than 1500km old and have been set at legal height. I have receipts for all the work and services done on the car. I also comes with a pioneer double din headunit which cost me close to $1000 just before Christmas. The headunit has hands free Bluetooth and plays MP3, DVD's, CD, USB sticks and also plays iPod/iPhones. This car would be a great base for someone to start upgrading or someone who wants a skyline without getting defected for mods.

The car is also fitted with an immobiliser to Australia standards

I am open to offers within reason as this car is near perfect.

My number is 0435089754.

PM me or SMS me for photos as I am having a hard time uploading photos. The car can be found on Carsales aswell.

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bro this isn't a "nismo edition", the clusters are clearly stock to me, I think you mean it comes with the atila/nismo factory option kit.

and price would be good!

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Thanks MRIRAQ, that's what I meant sorry. I have has no end of difficulty uploading for some unknown reason. I am chasing $15,500ono. As for the covers around the handles Darksky34, they came with the car.

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