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Upfor sale is my beautiful 2000 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-V coupe.

94,000kms

5 Speed Manual Transmission. P PLATE LEGAL NONTURBO.

BAYSIDE BLUE COLOUR ( came on nissan GTR's )

GT-V model which is a rare factory model withGTT turbo model features FACTORY GT-T SUSPENSION, BRAKES, INTERIOR, clear sideindicators and FACTORY LSD, superb handling.

Comes with a nismo bodykit.

17" GTT rims, stock rims that look toughon the skyline already.

2.5' catback exhaust.

Alpine stereo with aftermarket speakers allround, good bass.

BRAND NEW TYRES. COMES WITH NISMO SPOILER.

JUST GOT A SERVICE DONE, OILS WERE CHANGED ANDFILTERS.

The car has minor damage to the hood (smalldint and paint damage in the hood. and bumper ( cracks and scratches), cheap tofix.

Bought this car planning to register it butplans have changed as im going overseas on the 24th december now for personalreasons. If a genuine buyer is found I will pass the sale of the car onto aclose friend and mechanic who will assist with the sale.

The car comes with NO REGO OR RWC, but I havethe cert that states clearly what is needed for the rwc, very minor things thatcan be done at own cost.

Open for inspection, will only allow testdrives to people who seem like genuine buyers to me, no time wasters.

Come see for yourself, car has greatpotential. Very hard to find in this condition and manual. Looking for around 12k, but feel free to shoot offers.

NO SWAPS, prefer cash offers anything sillywill be ignored. Negotiable to an extent as this car is reasonably priced for acar in this condition and coupe variant of the skyline.

Located S/E suburbs Melbourne.

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Edited by straycandy101

dont drop to low or fast mate, its a good looking car, 2 door, good colour, good kit, good wheels.

try carsales if you havent already and try to be patient, and dont let anyone bully you into dropping your price.

if people are telling you its to high they are low ballers that want something great for nothing, putting some form of rego on it will help your cause alot, people get very scared of unregistered car.

goodluck with your sale mate.

Jarrad.

dont drop to low or fast mate, its a good looking car, 2 door, good colour, good kit, good wheels.

try carsales if you havent already and try to be patient, and dont let anyone bully you into dropping your price.

if people are telling you its to high they are low ballers that want something great for nothing, putting some form of rego on it will help your cause alot, people get very scared of unregistered car.

goodluck with your sale mate.

Jarrad.

Thanks for that mate I appreciate it. Yeah, If there are any serious buyers out there, a roadworthy and rego might be on its way soon and will come with the car. There will be an increase in the price of the car though as its value will be much more.

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