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Imaculate Nissan Skyline R34GTt 1999 model with low kms. Your chance to own one of the true perfomance cars of today at a fraction of the cost of a Porsche. This vehicle has been owned by me since being imported.It had a low 11,000 km on the clock .It has been serviced every 5,000 km using the best lubricants. The car is in as new condition inside and out. It has the following extras: 1:Stainless 3" ehaust cat back, 2:Momo steering wheel with Airbag, 3:Passenger air bag, 4:Four wheel steering, 5:Traction control, 6:Tinted windows, 7:Carbon fibre dash surround, 8:Carbon fibre hand brake, 9:Momo gear knob, 10:Momo pedals, 11:ROH 18" Wheels 9 1/2" rear and 9" front fitted with Falkan Azein tyres as new, 12:Blitz front mount intercooler, 13:K&N air cleaner pod, 14:Kenwood double din cd player, 15:Manual 5 speed and 16:Climate control, 17:Zeon lights, 18:ABS Brakes. The vehicle is available for any inspection by appointment.I am in the Ipswich area QLD If you are a genuine buyer you may contact me on my mobile 0412 20808.Please do not waste my time and I will not waste yours. Thank you for looking .

Interstate buyers are welcome can arrange delivery.

Photos by request only email me if you are genuinely interested.

Price, Not Negotiable $36,500.

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