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Hi all,

Looking to offload my newly acquired silver R34 GTT Sedan - now on carsales.com.au!

carsales.com.au

Pics:

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Details are:

116,000 k's

First Aussie owner - all compliance work done at ISASO (Michael Longden) at Meadowbrook

New pads & tyres (from compliance) Nexen 17's

Newly replaced bump stops and radial arm bushes

Nismo catback exhaust (not loud)

Factory 6 speaker CD stereo

Good clean body and interior

Runs very nicely, idles well and drives a dream.

I'm sad to have to lose her so soon but my financial situation has changed and it's just not economical to run her as a daily and keep the black 2dr for a weekend weapon :P

Located in St Lucia, Brisbane

Asking $17000 or nearest offer.

Thanks all, contact me in this thread, (quicker via PM) or call 0401 136 320 before 9pm any night

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