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JohnnyM

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The car was imported from Japan in 2011, one owner. It is in excellent running condition, 100,000 km service done Jan 2013, during which the whole bottom end was replaced due to a worn keyway on the crankshaft, the engine is neat and well maintained with regular servicing and full list of all replaced parts. The car is not missing a beat and is a smooth ride.

  • Original 16 inch Nissan rims
  • After market exhaust
  • New air conditioning unit and compressor (Australian compliance)
  • Rear spoiler removed (comes with car)
  • 193.3 kw on factory psi
  • New rear tyres
  • Have the service history as well as dyno chart (East coast customs, recommended as they know the car)
  • Sony head unit and speakers (installed 2012)
  • Immobilizer (installed 2012)
  • Ice blue head lights
  • HKS turbo timer

Has a scrape from my garage above the rear driver’s side wheel (asking price reduced) Selling for $18,990 neg.

Having some trouble uploading photos currently, the photos can be viewed via car sales AD ID SSE-AD-2569611

Selling because its time to buy a house. If you want a nice neat original running GTR then give me a call.

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