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Thanks buddy... Yes its a very nice car, just unfortunate i have to sell it. :)

Although I am still looking for other alternatives to selling and if i can manage then i will be keeping it for sure.

In case you're wondering if the sale is due to something being wrong with this car, then as stated in the original post, bring your mechanic and inspect this vehicle bumper to bumper. It will not disappoint in anyway.

Oops!!! Also forgot to mention the car has a sunroof :)

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Pics sent and questions answered...

But guys please no more stupid offers, people seem to want to bargain more on a car which is already at a bargain price... :D

Straight out of redbook:

Red Book Code NISS96EW

1996 NISSAN SKYLINE

HR33 GTS-T Coupe 2dr Man 5sp 2.5T (Import)

Prices based on km 90,000 - 130,000

Trade in price guide* $11,700 - $13,700

National average price - private sale* $14,700 - $18,200

That is for a stock one!!! I am asking $18,990 ono and the buyer gets like 10k worth of goodies on top for free...

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Thanks guys... I thought it might have been a quick sale as well... but i think my location might be a bit of a put off...

Let me assure you guys that are interested... IT IS WELL WORTH THE DRIVE AND YOU WON'T BE DISSAPOINTED!!! :(

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would you trade this pulsar + casnot much to say its completely stock

139000ks 1 year reg

new tyres all round on standard 15inch alloy mags

no accident history

log books never missed a survice since new

manual original lether steering wheel in perfect condition

sr20 105kw motor, does about 400ks on a tank

not sure the exact tank size but i guess 50L

drives and brakes well never had any problems with the car

reason for selling is I WANT MORE POWER :)

0414 827 497 im in sydney call me if your still interested

mick.h

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Guys if you want a quick reply to your questions... add me to your msn ([email protected])... Im on most nights after bout 6ish... :D

As far as a trade are you keen to put money into a car or trade a car of lesser value?

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