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Make/Model: R31 Nissan Skyline GTS coupe

Year: 1987

Kilometres: 122xxx on engine, unsure of car k's.

Trans: Manual 5 speed.

Engine: Silvertop RB20DET from Cefiro (I think, no bov)

Colour: Black

Mods:

Silvertop RB20DET conversion

Xtreme heavy duty clutch

Nismo Sports leather wheel

3 inch turbo-back exhaust

K&N pod filter

Projector headlights

Stage 2 paralyser alarm, immobiliser & central locking

Pioneer deck

16" Oz Wheels 5 spoke rims

Registered: Yes, never been defected.

Accident History: None that I know of. Small dent in front bumper from previous owner.

Other comments:

Nice smooth powerful car to drive, sounds great with the exhaust and pod...strong RB20 sound. Paint is in good condition, I've had quite a few people mention how nice it looks for the car's age, looks really good clean and polished. Very good front tread and good rear tread.

I've had the car serviced regularly, in addition to replacing some coolant hoses, putting an alarm and stereo in, new rims and tyres, steering rack boots, and other bits and pieces. I have receipts for all mechanical work, tyres and general maintenance. It's been my daily driver for the past 8 months or so and I've done a bit over 13 000 kms in that time.

The front brake discs probably need machining at some point, and there's some slight damage underneath the doorhandles from an attempted break in. Apart from a couple of small marks on the left rear quarter panel it's pretty clean.

I've loved owning and driving this car, but unfortunately due to chronic health problems I'm unable to work much, and can't really afford to keep a car at the moment while I'm trying to set up my business properly as well. So it's a reluctant sale, I hate to see it go, but I hope someone else can enjoy this car as much as I have.

Any questions PM me or call/msg 0423 492 708. I'm in Adelaide, western suburbs.

$7k ono.

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