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Hi there,

regretfully we need to move on my wife's 350GT. She has had a company car for a little while now, but we love this car so much we didn't want to sell it. Its come to the stage now where its just silly to have it sitting there and never being used. As I drive a van for work I cant really drive it either and we like to use our classics on the weekend.

We bought the car almost a year ago from a private seller who had the car personally imported. It had 15K when it came in. We recieved it with 45K and now it has 56K. Its a very clean and well looked after car.

I've fitted a GT Spec front strut brace, 06 tail lights, clear front turn signal lenses and removed the rear badges. I had a brand new rear bar fitted because I didn't like the hole that was cut out for the japanese number plate.

All service history is there and its due for a service at 60K.

It has the premium package(bose sound system, black leather and suede interior etc as well as the sport package(tuned suspension, factory 19" rays, lsd, orange steering wheel stitching etc)

Its been raining a bit here in melbourne so I just took these 2 photos for now and as soon as I get a chance to give it a wash I will post some more photos.

Price:$29,500 inc RWC and balance of REGO(dec2010)

Car is located in Seaford Victoria

Inspection is welcome

Thanks for looking

George

0402871092

[email protected]

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