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Hello SAU Members

I am moving to Singapore indefinitely and wish to sell my 2009 R35.

I tried to sell the car on the more general car websites a few months back but just got sick of the lowballers and tyre kickers (sometimes 2 or 3 idiots a day).

I am hoping to sell the car to an enthusiast or R35 fan who is genuinely in the market to own a nice example at a competitive price so have decided to post here.

The details:

Price: $85,000 (No Offers)

Colour: Red

Australian Delivery?: Yes

KMs: 51,000

Last Service: 2 weeks ago - 50k service (no issues) at Macarthur Nissan, Campbelltown - nearest Nissan High Performance dealer to Canberra

Service History: Full Documented Dealer History

NSW Rego: September 2016 (personalised "GTURBO")

Modification: Nil (that's none whatsoever)

Track: No

Accidents: No

Launches: None (yes zero).

Brakes/Tyres: Good as reported at service 2 weeks ago

Finance: Will be fully paid out as at 18/12/2015

Issues: Front lip is scuffed lower left hand side as you face the car (hard to avoid). I also had Restore FX paint protection treatment applied earlier this year. It improved to overall appearance of the car and remedied a number of minor scuff and scratches (the paint on the R35 is not its strong suit) but I would still give the paint an 8/10.

6 Months full National Warranty Company warranty left (this is the expensive plan where individual claims can be made up to value of the car). Was originally a 4 year warranty but had claims whatsoever in that period.

Location: Jerrabomberra NSW (Next to Canberra) to 23 December then by appointment as vehicle will be between Canberra and Bateman's Bay until 12 January 2016.

Please note this is not a firesale. I already have storage booked for this car from 13 January 2016. I would like to sell as I am moving overseas indefinitely as it seems a shame just to have the car stored for this entire period.

Have been as transparent as possible about this vehicle and don't need to tell SAU members how this car is still King of the Road and attracts a lot of attention and comments.

Looking forward to any genuine enquiries. Thanks for reading.

Andrew

0418 271 649

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Looks good.

Bout 10kms from me.

can only dream unfortunately.

Dislike borrowing cash for cars :(

Best price around too

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