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Hey guys up for sale is my 1999 R34 Skyline GTV

Manual

80,000kms (genuine as i imported it myself)

Immaculate Condition

Power Steer

Air con

Carbon garnish pillars

Weather shield lips above windows

Factory Floor Mats etc

Cause its the GTV you get all the turbo options minus the turbo... So

LSD

Big Brakes 4 pot fronts and 2 pot rears

Front and Rear Strut Braces

Turbo spec suspension(upgraded again on this car)

Mods:

High Compression 11.8-1 (shaved head)

Adj cam gears

Full Exhaust With Varex Muffler(varible niose levels from remote control)

Haltech Platnium Interceptor with high and low octane maps.

124RWKW

Gates Racing Timing belt and rad hoses

Oil Cooler

Gab Coilovers

Whiteline 27mm and 19mm Swaybars

Origin Boot lip spoiler

Car Comes with 17x9 inch Panasport Rims with brand new Yokohama A-driveR1 tyres

Not with gtr wheels...

I have some spares that ive picked up over the years, which will come with the car if wanted.

Asking Price $15700 ono

Call or sms Matt - 0415334551

Located in Sydney(the Shire)

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