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I have started a new thread as the old one was out of date had a dead car sales link and number please let the old one die or mods delete it please thanks.

This car is a strictly weekend car for me only rarely driven and i start it up every day.

Engine is very Healthy. Interior condition is very good as well no rips etc

Strictly no Paypal scammers etc don't waste your time.

Rego till 31st October 2011

Now on Car Sales LINK

Serviced with Royal Purple at

36,xxxkm

39,xxx km

42,5xx km

45,xxx km

Transmission and brake fluid services done also have receipts car is always looked after.

More Information to be added soon

Very lightly modified car has Stage 1 done and been Dyno tuned by CRD at 262KW

Dyno Tune cost $2000 have receipt from CRD.

Can provide Dyno sheet ( its mine to keep though )

Have all stock items that will be provided as well. Number plate not included in sale.

Never crashed or taken to the track. No Money owing.

ALWAYS kept in a lock up garage.

* Factory upgraded front fog lights and side air bags from Nissan

* Apexi Power FC with Commander ($1600)

* HKS Boost Controller ( $800 )

* Z-Tune Carbon Fibre Bonnet with Carbon Fibre Aero flush pins fitted. ( $850+300 )

*Apexi Pen Turbo Timer ( $100 )

* Tomei Cam Pulleys ( $520 )

* Ganador Titanium Exhaust

* Nitto Clear Cam Cover ( $120 )

* BC Coilovers fitted 2500km ago $1300 have reciept

* Alpine Type R front Splits and rear 6x9 sound speakers with JL AMP And Sony Double Din player. ( sound system spend on easily 1000+ have reciepts.

* Insurance Approved Mongoose M80 5 Point immobilizer.

*Bridgestone RE01R tyres just changed 4 recently 90% tread on them cost $2000+ have receipt

Strictly no time waster's no stupid offers.

Picture of this car in High Performance imports issue #133

Please call me if you are interested in buying the car 0406567789

Price of the car might be adjusted if i decide to strip the mods.

I am seeking a Evo + 25k+ Cash Adjustment

Price Drop

Asking Price $47000

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Hey long, could you give me a call regarding the clutch you sold me that doesn't fit my r34 gtr. Or atleast pick up my phone calls so we can work something out! Not too happy mate!

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