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hi everybody here i have a 2000 model r34 gtt auto in black:

mods are as follows:

- cooling pro return flow front mount intercooler.

-splitfire coilpacks

-5zigen catback exhaust (came with the car)

-custom dump and front pipe with a 3inch catco cat.

-apexi pod filter (came with the car)

-mv auto stage 2 shift kit (fitted 4000km ago with a service as well)

- kumho ku36 tyres ( travelled 4000km so far)

- project mu b-spec front brake pads ( travelled 4000km so far)

- changed the stock gauges to defi items (see pic below)

- larger transmission cooler

- nismo s-tune suspension

-still has the factory xenons on

i can throw in the stock side mount intercooler and a mv automatics 2800rpm stall converter.

also a new sony head unit that i havnt got around to getting fitted.

also has a australian standard imobiliser fitted.

car always gets serviced every 5000km by EAS performance.

the bad things about the car is the rims have gutter rash and there is a dent in the pasenger door that you can see in the right light and after getting the shift kit installed before start up the A/T light flashes which is a sensor playing up but doesnt effect the way it drives at all.

any questions dont hesitate to ask. rego runs out in september.

its travelled 85,xxxkm always runs on bp ultimate selling for $15,000 for legitamate reasons as i have a new car and ive got no room for this one and need it gone asap! from saying this i dont want any silly offers thanks im not giving it away im not that desperate :) . you can pm me here or contact me on 0403411821.

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more pics can be found here: http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/privat...&__Qpb=true

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Hey Scott g/l with the sale mate!

Would you be interested in selling your gauges for my stock gauges plus cash your way??

thanks mate, sorry but id prefer to sell the gauges with the car :blink:

Nice price dude.... I guess auto's are harder to sell.

thanks mate, yeah they aren't as popular as manual's for obvious reasons but im sure i should find someone, especially (i think) is a good price for what it is and what it has :P .

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