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Janaya Apprentice

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Very Regretfull sale.

Due to an expanding family I am forced to sell my Skyline :)

Its a white 1994 GTS-T 2 Door Coupe

Has 133xxx genuine kms on clock

Never been thrashed has been my daily driver for past 2 years

VIN 6U9000ECR33031638

ENG RB25113157A

Car is located in South West Victoria

  • Lady Owner/ Non Smoker


  • Car has had very little modifications (Steering wheel, Wheels, Air Filter, Exhaust, Turbo timer)


  • I have owned it for 2 years and am 2nd owner since import


  • Car is in very good condition for age


  • Couple Marks in Paint Otherwise in good condition


  • 18in ANZ Velvet Alloy Wheels


  • 5 speed Manual


  • 4 Wheel Steer


  • CD Player


  • Tinted Windows


  • Velour Interior in very good condition


  • Magnaflow 3in Exhaust, Sounds very nice


  • RWC Supplied (Has passed I have the ticket)


  • Car serviced every 5000km


Very Regretful Sale Due to Expanding Family

Feel frree to PM me for more details or to have a look

$10,500 or Make Me an Offer

Will Consider swapping for a decent VX Commodore Wagon or like family car

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Janaya Apprentice

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ooops replied in wrong window.

Thanks for the offer but I need a bigger family car. I am looking for a wagon pref a vt or vx. Good luck finding your car or let me know if you would like to have a look at mine.

Cheers

Janaya

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