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ITEM:

1990 RB30ET powered Nissan Patrol LWB (7 seater)

CONDITION:

Good for 16 year old car with minor bumper damage.

REASON FOR SELLING:

Wanting Nissan Skyline or Z.

PRICE AND PRICE CONDITIONS:

$7,000 with rwc, $6,500 without, I'm negotiable. ***OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED*** Now trades may be considered.

EXTRA INFO:

The Patrol has turbocharger kit fitted by previous owner before me, it provides extra power needed when towing heavy objects (caravan/boat). I have once towed a broken car, it has performed faultlessly. I've driven carbuettored RB30 and TB42 verisons of GQ Patrol even fuel injected TB42, it simply doesn't match the power and economy of this Patrol.

The Patrol has travelled 148,000kms (approx) and the interior is in good condition, the mechanics are in good condition with regular servicing every 5,000km. It has towbar. It also have factory diff-lock (diff ratios are 4.3: standard with 3.0).

As i've mentioned, the Patrol has minor damage on front bumper but it can be replaced by either other bumper or bullbar (buyers to replace it).

As some people might find it expensive, and i know the market is bad at the moment. I can be negotiable with pricing. ***OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED***

LOCATION:

Frankston South, 1 hour south of Melbourne.

PICTURES:

Below, Email me for more and i'll send it.

I can be contacted through PM or Email.

Email address: [email protected]

And there is other stuff i proabably forgot, if you have questions please contact me.

Thanks for looking.

Grant.

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