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F.S. Skyline 1996 SII GTSt - Brissie

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Guys, Due to a change in circumstances my Sky has got to go.

I purchased one of the first series 2 Skylines imported way back in Feb, 2000. Imported milage was around 34,000km.

In the last 3 years I have added only 7,500km - yes it has been a pampered weekend only car. Always kept under a dust cover in the garage. Regularly serviced every 3 months with receipts

Details as follows

1996 Skyline Series 2 GTSt Type M

White with usual Body Kit

Perfect Interior, twin airbags etc

17" Wheels and premium rubber

Big Bore Exhaust (not loud)

Rear Strut Brace

41,500km

If you want a low km Series II that is total stock (except for wheels and exhaust) then this is the car for you

$25,000 or very near offer

Ph Rossco 07 3847 8371 (home)

0401 140642 (mobile)

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