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Make: Nissan Skyline

Model:GTS-t series 2 M-spec 1996

Milage:98000

Transmission:Manual

Colour:white

Location:Killara,Sydney

Complied?Y

RWC supplied?N

Currently registered?Y

Price:12900

Contact:0414306117

Comments / Modifications:

nissan skyline GTS-t M-SPEC, 1996. 97948kms.

Car is in immaculate condition, serviced every 4000kms.

sports lowered suspension

HDI Hybrid GT spec front mount intercooler

HDI electronic boost controller

Boost guage

APEXI pod filter

full 3inch exhaust from turbo back, thrust cat, HKS dump pipe. thrust gear knob.

16'' wheels, new tyres rear and front, bridgestone adrenalines at rear.

Still have original skyline manual (japanese).

Panasonic mp3 player, 6 inch speakers front.

Timing belt just replaced. Car runs as new.

3 point car alarm with keyless entry.

Regreatable sale, moving overseas.

I bought the car 1.5 yrs ago, car was stock when I bought it and ran faster than most boosted cars.

I have put bit of work into in since I bought it. I service the car every 4000kms penrite HPR10 OIL.

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