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Had the car since November 2005 and I am now wanting to sell to help with saving for my house. I bought the car off my partners work mate who had the car for 3 years. He NEVER drove the car and left it at his fathers house who was instructed to drive it around every 3 days or so to keep everything running smoothly. He had a Holden Commodore he was more interested in and never could be bothered selling the Skyline till I approached him regarding it. He bought as a fresh import (I have the paper to prove he was the first owner) and wasn't a car enthusiast as such and didn't do any form of modification to the car. He even didn't replace the funky Japanese radio which comes with most imports and doesn't actually work. Since I've had the car these last months I've had to replace every tiny little thing from bulbs to clutch's to everything.

I have got this car to a stage were there are no problems and the next person to buy will only need to do what they WANT to do to the car rather than what I had to do. It's a great base car and I liked it the way it is currently because it looks clean. Lady owner, non smoker, immaculate inside and out.

-R33 SKYLINE GTST 2.5L Turbo.

-5 Speed Manual

-Paint: Black

-Kilometers: 130,000k’s

-Auto Climate Control, power windows & mirrors, Tilt Steering and alloy wheels

-Just had driver door re-sprayed due to a few minor scratches

-Extreme Clutch

-Xforce 3 and a half inch turbo back exhaust fitted by Exhaust Technology

-Blitz Pod Filter

-Trust gear knob

-Radio Star 2 Way Pager Alarm System

-Pioneer deck and 3 and a half inch Pioneer speakers to the rear

-Just installed another air con compressor

-New clutch bearing just been installed

-Serviced by Boostworkx and got inspection done on the car. A1 Mechanically with

papers to prove by Boostworkx

-All receipts for all mods/changes/ and replacement parts for the car. Plus all manuals

Regretful sale,

$14,500.

General enquiries, via phone or PM or email.

0432 034 373

No time wasters or useless posts please!

Thanks

Elle

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