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Hey just looking for an R34 GT Manual (coupe)

willing to spend around 10k Currently am driving a Turbo Landcruiser will consider swapping it :)

if you know of any good looking GT's for sale feel free to post here and ill check em out

cheers

located in QLD but i wouldn't mind driving down to NSW/VIC

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Hey there mate,

I have a silver R34 25GT-FOUR coupe

manual

here is the gumtree link with some pics

let us know if you're interested,

can give you better price than advertised as we are fellow SAU members :)

http://www.gumtree.com.au/m-my-ad.html?adId=1057117678

Cheers,

Daniel

Hey there mate,

I have a silver R34 25GT-FOUR coupe

manual

here is the gumtree link with some pics

let us know if you're interested,

can give you better price than advertised as we are fellow SAU members :)

http://www.gumtree.com.au/m-my-ad.html?adId=1057117678

Cheers,

Daniel

that link doesn't work as it's from "my ad" ill try search it manually

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