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I know it's not a Skyline, but nonetheless I'm selling up to get some funds for maintenance on the property.

The pictures speak for the car. A very tidy overall car with black leather coulson seats to make the driving pleasure even more admirable, to go with a factory fitted electronic sunroof that tilts up on 4 angles before sliding back. Low KM for it's age and in very original condition. The car has a REMUS cat-back exhaust and is completely standard other than that. 6-speed manual and 5.7

Has R8 factory-upgraded bigger brakes to go along with the R8 sports suspension, climate control, a 10-stacker CD player, cruise control and a standard engine. The body itself is very clean and the full

leather racing-style interior makes you really appreciate the wonder of a HSV. Has a special R8 drivers kit in the center console, comprising of a tire pressure gauge, torch and a Swiss army knife -- all of which HSV branded (as per pic)

A rare opportunity to have a VX series 2 that comes with factory leather AND sunroof, that's been extremely well maintained. Please no tyre kickers, a genuine sale as plans have changed with the real estate so looking to downgrade and let someone else enjoy it

I only drive it to work (airport... I live in Tullamarine VIC) so it doesn't drive much at all. The car is faultless, and I paid that little bit extra to get the leather AND the sunroof, because I know a lot of these come with one or the other.

I have a mate with a VY Clubby that's jealous and wants to swap cars lol, but like I said, the sale is purely to make way for maintenance on my investment property. I'm happy for ANY inspection to be taken place and I'll be getting a roadworthy at that price.

I am negotiable to a serious offer but I don't want to hear "too much" and "my friend got this" etc, because this thing does have the works.

Price is listed at $21,000

Has 170,000 on the clock

Rego till August

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