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Make: Nissan

Model: R34 GT-T 4 door

Milage: 80xxxk's

Transmission: 5spd Manual

Colour: Silver

Location: Mermaid Waters, Gold Coast

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Will supply when sold

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $26000

Contact: Brad by pm or 0401228633

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Have decided to put up for sale my 1999 R34 GT-T Skyline. Bought this car basicly standard two years ago. I have 2 different sets of rims that I am willing to give the buyer the choice of, which are 17” R33 GTR rims or 18” BA XR8 rims and both sets have 2 brand new tyres, car has 80xxxk’s on it and is in very good condition. Serviced every 5000k’s and just replaced plugs with new coppers. Wiling to sell for less minus the plates/power fc etc.

Engine:

Power FC & hand controller (tuned by PITS)

Splitfire Coilpacks.

ARC Front mount intercooler.

Bass junky intake pipe.

Apexi pod filter.

Custom CAI air box.

3" turbo back exhaust with split dump pipe.

Bosch 040 pump.

Suspension & driveline:

Tein type flex coilovers, Height & damper adjustable.

Whiteline adjustable swaybars.

Nismo 2 way LSD.

18" BA XR8 rims or

17” R33 GTR.

Adjustable rear camber arms. (not Fitted)

Interior:

Blitz power meter.

Blitz turbo timer.

Blitz Dual SBC

Apexi Boost gauge

Mongoose M80 series alarm & immobiliser.

Eclipse CD/DVD/Mini disc - sat nav.

20% Tinted Windows.

Clarion 12” subwoofer

Fusion 2 channel 1000w amp

Will post up some pics with the gtr rims soon

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