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R34 Gt-T 260Rwkw+

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Selling my R34 skyline.

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http://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/nissan-skyline-1998-11784063?cr=0&vertical=Car&Range=Price:Min,Max~1&silo=Stock&sort=default&eapi=2&__N=1216 1246 1247 1252 1282&distance=25&find=wcd331|CarAll

This is a late 1998 Skyline has had alot of work done over the years but all done to pass roadworthy and last the test of time. Selling the car as i have just brought a house and plans have changed.

Body is straight with no accidents. RACV check welcome.

Has around 125xxxk on the clock and runs great. Always been serviced every 5000k with top Syntheic oil.

Proven over 260kw at the wheels with digital rev gauge and work done and tuned by chasers motors.All work done valued at aprox $15000. In the right hands can be a nice and powerful street car.

Has full fitted 2-way viper alarm kit that will indicate to the remote if the car is being tampered with. Valued at $500

At $21000 comes with all mods inc Fitted Alpine stereo with all speakers and 2 x 12inch R type subs. All fitted by the team at Autobarn. Stereo valued at $3000.

First to see will Buy. Can organise to look at the car in Highpoint or Melton as constantly between locations. Offers are welcome Price is negotiable.

As i can not have my mobile on me at work feel free to sms me between 9 and 6 monday till friday calls are welcome at all other times after 6pm or anytime on weekends.

Please no test Pilots as dont have much spare time.

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