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nissan skyline R34 GT-T 2000 model

-manual and turbo

-silver

-full factory nismo kit

-72000kms

-hks fmic kit

-blitz lm pod filter

-turbosmart v-port bov

-splitfire coilpacks

-lowerd king springs

-split dump and front (1 piece)

-custom made straight through stainless exhaust, twin 3 inch tips

-18" black enkei tri spoke wheels with chrome lip 18x9 rear(245/40/18) 18x8 fronts(225/40/18)

-panasonic mp3 headunit with clarion amp and fusion 12" sub

-apexi rsm

-apexi illuminus boost gauge

-alarm with remote boot release, remote engine start and built in turbo timer

-brand new heavy duty brass button clutch (worth $950 ) with new bearrings

-new redline gear box oil

Always run on bp ultimate serviced before 5000km everytime with penrite oils.

Registered until december 06 can supply road worthy if needed. :(

MAY TRADE FOR SOMETHING OF INTEREST.

LOCATED IN BRISBANE! REAR WING IS ALSO BACK ON THE CAR!

ASKING $27000 neg. please contact me on 0430168117

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  • 2 weeks later...

interested in 98 stag, 75K kms, full factory bodykit, r34 gtt rims, 3" exhaust, kenwood touch screen dvd player, leather interior. pm me to let me know.

interested in a R32 GTR with some cash your way? im in brisbnane

PM me

hey sorry u already offered me your car and didnt offer enough cash adjustment, as for every1 else wanting to trade no thanks, after something newer.

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