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Hello everyone! Received a nice salary package so I've decided to buy a brand new car. That being said, I'd like to let this beauty go to clear some debts and start fresh!

I've owned this car for 1 year to date and it has just been serviced using premium Royal Purple Oil.

The car has 58xxx genuine kilometers which have all paper work to vouch for.

This car is near perfect, drives immaculate, everything works exactly as it should and is like butter on the roads.

This is the JDM Skyline Type SP, has every bell and whistle accounted for which include;

Bluetooth

Paddle Shifters

32g hard drive with cd burning

Reverse camera

Passenger side parking camera

Front and rear parking sensors with physical read out of what your close to

Driver and passenger heated seats

Dual climate control

Many many more factory options.

Mods I have done include:

Eibach Prokit suspension

Custom Exhaust for mad tone

Loudz Creations custom head light housing and genuine RGB Angel Halos with remote control

20" Koya Sf06 flush fitted.

Custom Twin Pods moved to front of radiator for maximum airflow, set up like Stillens.

This is an absolute incredible machine that drives like new. Turns heads every single place I go, people staring out their cars to see what it is, or hear what is coming down the road.


I'm asking for around 32,000 as this is one of the cleanest genuine Ckv36's on the market with very REAL low kilometers. Slightly negotiable as within the year I've put 5k into it and you wont find one really anywhere close to this for the price. Feel free to text me at 0427 89 7793 as I work full time so wont be able to take calls but I WILL get back to you.

Alternatively email me at [email protected] Located Adelaide!

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Its just a respect/homage thing for being japanese. In japan car scenes would steal them off subways (hand cables) and hang them off cars as a sign of being a rebel to taunt cops. I just did it cuz the car is jdm. Only others who know the history of them would get it so i understand it looks wankery to others. :P

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