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As the title suggests, my brother's R34 GTR is up for sale.

Details are as follows:

1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R

Non V-spec

30,000kms

Absolutely stock standard - not a single modification.

Immaculate condition. Barely used, so the car is pretty much like new!

Taking genuine offers around $51,000 ono. Looking for a quick sale but please no stupid offers.

Reason for sale: Moved to city (close to work) and just ordered a new C Class which is better suited to the city.

Also, the car has barely been driven due to overseas travel for work.

Pictures:

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Location: Sydney

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whats's the colour of the car ?

mike

As the title suggests, my brother's R34 GTR is up for sale.

Details are as follows:

1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R

Non V-spec

30,000kms

Absolutely stock standard - not a single modification.

Immaculate condition. Barely used, so the car is pretty much like new!

Taking genuine offers around $52,000ono. Looking for a quick sale but please no stupid offers.

Reason for sale: Moved to city (close to work) and just ordered a new C Class which is better suited to the city.

Also, the car has barely been driven due to overseas travel for work.

Pictures: To come, hopefully this long weekend. I'm sure genuine buyers will actually want to come see the car.

Location: Sydney

Closed.

It seems you have just imported this car and possibly others to sell.

This being the case you need to register as a business trader and pay to advertise if you wish to sell the car here.

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