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my skyline is back up for sale.. it was on the market not long ago but decided to keep it, now has to go!

95 model

dec rego

95k on the clock

manual

air (recently regased)

full 3inch mandrel bend exhaust

FMIC 600x300x76( less than a month old)

hks pod filter

microtech

apexi BOV

full body kit

resprayed purple

pioneer deck

alpine type r splits

boost controller

blitz t/timer

alarm?immoboliser

runs 16 pound boost without a problem

car is mechanically A1 and is in immaculate condition

major service has been done

-timing belt/drive belts

-diff/gearbox oil

-fuel filter

-spark plugs

-gaskets have also been replaced

all mods are least than a year old

reasonable offers please! dont wanna waste time...

i'm not much of a computer person, so if some one could host pics for me leave your email and i'll send them to you.. thanks

will consider trade for car of interest of equal or lesser value..

my contact no is 0403153406 philip

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mad car im interested gotta sort finance first, interested in 18k? if not then maybe a price without rims....just a few questions do u have quarter mile times?

will it be pit passable in WA easily ?

any oil leaks? pinhole dents? scratches in new paint?

any permits for anything and if so are they valid in WA?

has it always been parked outside there?

any idea how much it costs to train the car over here?

tyre tread left?

the car was parked out there to take the photos.. it is always garaged.. there are slight dents on the rear guards but can barely notice, i'm organising to get them removed.. as for the paint there a little stone chips at the front due to daily driving!

Just a question mate, you say you are running 16 pounds of boost, and u have no mention of an aftermarkey turbocharger, If its a stock turbo you are very lucky it hasnt gone boom yet... just thought i'd check up on that.

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