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Item Summary: *PRICE DROP* Silver R34 GTR for sale silver, very clean, priced for quick sale

Location: QLD: Brisbane

Condition: Very Good

Reason for Selling: Have company car and bought a house

Asking Price: Price drop to $39900 (Price is negotiable)

Km's: ~73,500

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: Mobile - 0402 926 628 or PM

Extra Information:

It has come time to sell my beloved 1999 R34 GTR (non vspec). I am selling due to purchase of a house and I have a company car.

This car is fairly standard. Still have all original parts (air intake, oil breathers) for the car. Wheels and exhaust were on car when I bought it. All additions I have added can be removed and the car returned to stock. These will go with the car when sold. Since I have had this car, I have fussed over it being perfect. There have been no shortcuts taken. The car is in perfect condition, inside and out. Engine is running Motul 300V engine oil and is serviced every 5000kms.

Extra's on this vehicle:

* Complete Apexi Exhaust system

* 2 x K&N pod filters

* 18" 'Genuine' NISMO rims (265x35x18 rubber on all four corners)

* Full car alarm (insurance compliant, 3 point immobiliser etc)

* New A.R.E. intercooler built for the car

* Oil catch can

* 4 x new tyres

This car is pretty much standard. Still have all original parts (air intake, oil breathers) for the car. These will go with the car when sold. Since I have had this car, I have fussed over it being perfect. There has been no shortcuts taken. I would say this car is in showroom condition, inside and out. Engine is running Motul 300V engine oil.

I am a mature aged owner and a car enthusiast. This car only gets driven on weekends. Always locked up and garaged. Whoever buys this car will not be disappointed. I have my original REVS check available and I welcomepeople getitng their own. Regularly serviced, never crashed. No one has ever smoked in it. Excellent condition... Negotiable on price (Reasonable offers only)

Price is: $39900 ono

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