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Well I’ve been the proud owner of my beautiful girl for 3 years or so now, its been and interesting relationship, she has at times seen plenty of tarmac and at others none at all. We’ve grown together, she’s become harder better faster and stronger (reference new Kanye West song), and she has become well known for not only her looks but her new ability to back them up with whiplash inducing acceleration. She has never let me down and thanks to the boys at Trojan probably never will. But alas situations change and there comes a time when every good owner accepts that his special lady would be having much more fun in the loving care of another. I simply need another type of car as my situation has changed. I don’t know how easy it will be to let go, not only to her but the memories, the good ol SAU days…

In the coming weeks I’ll be advertising it on the for sale section but I thought I would give everyone here a chance to get in first. I know the chances are pretty remote that any of you guys are interested (as most people here already have there own skylines).

So let me know guys and gals, I would love it to stay local but if it goes interstate, so be it.

Anyone interested before the specs and price etc go up is more than welcome to ask.

Cheers

(oh and pic is pretty accurate, only the mesh is gone and the cooler is exposed)

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I know its an old daft punk song fool :)

It certainly has changed leechy. And yeah hopefully the new owner can appreciate that its a bit different.

As said i'll put up a proper for sale thread but i thought i'd let some of the old crew know that it was happening and see if there was any local interest before it went official.

  • 2 months later...

Finally its in FS

Waiting for detailing to be done before new pics up so its not the most exciting ad in the world right now. Anyway hope someone local is keen.

(dont know if this link will work, i'm not a massive computer nerd *cough* i mean computer expert.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/t191396.html

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