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Hey,

Got a 2000 model skyline gt manual with the rb25de neo for sale. Car is complianced.

Got damage to front and small amount to rear. Front has hit the rad support slightly and smashed both headlights. Will need to replace front bar (may be able to be fixed, is broken along bottom, headlights, rad, fans, bonnet. Engine still runs, very small leak in radiator. Fan not touching radiator though. Has battery but is on charge atm, not sure if it is stuffed, not very old though. Front quarters are undamaged.

Chassis is all straight. Rear has also been touched, will need to replace boot lid, but spoiler is fine and bumper may be ok. Car has only done 104 ks. Has cannon muffler and apexi pod filter. Also has an alpine headunit with parrot bluetooth integrated, front usb, ipod cable connection etc worth bout $400. Please note front speakers have been removed and middle dash vent are missing. Has factory floor mats.

In decent nick, low k's, cigarette burn to rear passenger side seat base but other than that, pretty clean. Tyres are good with rears near new, has the factory rims.

The car is a repairable write off, Its just I dont have time atm to fix it! Located near Frankston, VIc. Viewing welcome. Please contact 0422641010 for more info or to see the car. Looking for quick sale, $3500.

Car will be parted out in a couple of weeks if not sold. BTW The first pic is when the car was purchased.

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Edited by griffonfamily

How much money has to go into the car to get it fixed do you think?

Not sure mate, your welcome to assess the damage yourself if you like.

Final price drop to $3200! If not sold by Friday 11th , the car will be parted out so get in quick.

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