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For Sale: 2001 Series 2 R34 25Gt (Na)

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Hi Guys,

Here is the link to my add for more information:

http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/private/details.aspx?R=11445518

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you are interested.

Peace

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IMHO it is over priced by $5-6k based on the current market.

Considering the amount i paid for it 7 months ago....I'm not going to price it that low.

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same with ur position ! i got my r34 only for 3 months and upgrade for 3k+ then sale it with loss over 5.5k => 10k only ! if you really wanna sell price down or if you dont rush to sell . just leave it like that + open swap will be alot more attention :D just 2cent :D

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same with ur position ! i got my r34 only for 3 months and upgrade for 3k+ then sale it with loss over 5.5k => 10k only ! if you really wanna sell price down or if you dont rush to sell . just leave it like that + open swap will be alot more attention :D just 2cent :D

As they say you get what you pay for.

Speaking of which price drop to $15,500 now, a steal for this car given its condition :thumbsup: .

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i can vouch for this car, very very clean GTV!!

Thanks moh :).

Update: Price drop to $15,250!

Would like the car gone by end of January.

Txt/call me if you have any questions.

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