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After enjoying this car for 2 years I now wish to downgrade to a daily driver. A clean, comfortable and nice looking car with an aggressive road presense. Details are below:

Make/Model

1998 Nissan Skyline ER34 Gt-T

Mileage:

77XXX

Transmission:

Manual

Colour:

Grey

Location:

Sydney West

Registration

06/10/2008 - Plates are now standard NSW

Price:

$24000 ONO

Comments / Modifications:

- GReddy Turbo Timer

- 3.5" Turbo Back Exhaust (mild steel) w/ 4.5" XForce Cannon Muffler

- URAS style bodykit w/ original URAS Front Bar

- 17" Jap wheels

- Ivory vynil interior - from Autotrim Group buy organised by JetDat last year. They are not seat covers as I got my trimmers to replace the cloth interior with this. I have regularly maintained them so they look excellent.

Further details:

- Regularly serviced

- Plenty of thread on tyres

- 95% filled up with BP Ultimate (I have all receipts since purchasing the car)

Images:

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Any further questions, feel free to pm, email or call me. I am also considering swapping with a convertible/roadster.

Cheers

Emmanuel

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