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Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T

1998

85,000km

NEO 2.5L Turbo (206rwkw)

Automatic

Car is in fantastic condition and well kept both inside and outside. It comes in 100% unmodified condition except a Pioneer CD/MP3/USB player.

This car has been very well maintained and serviced, never thrashed or abused. Pictures show the fantastic condition this car has been kept in.

Willing to swap for neat S13/S14/S15 Silvia or R32 Skyline with cash adjustment.

Price: 13,990

Contact: 0401 404 104

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