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Hi all,

For sale is a 2005, Series 2 update, V35 Skyline. The car is black, premium leather/suede interior, it has 82,xxx KMs, it is semi-automatic. This car is HAIL DAMAGED, due to the Christmas Day storm.

It has been written off and is registered with VicRoads, so when repaired, MUST be registered as a repaired write off. I am still open to parting the car out, I might part it out, I might sell it as a whole. It depends on offers and market climate.

Mods:

Fully reuilt HKS Supercharger kit (includes FMIC, Oil cooler etc). This has JUST been rebuilt, it is still under warranty and hasn't done 1000kms yet! This kit alone is around 9k brand new.

Extractors/Injectors.

Cooling plates in transmission.

GREX Brakes, front and rear.

19 inch ADVAN rims.

Power: 260rwkw @4psi.

Problems:

Lots of hail damage.

Rear windscreen smashed.

Rear BOSE speakers destroyed due to rain going in speakers.

Pop-up screen is missing.

Besdies that, everything is fine. Mechanically, the car is 100%.

Pics:

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More pics available on request.

Contact me (Ali) here, or on 0404 723 623.

Price: As is, $15,000. Offers on all OEM and After Market parts will be considered.

Damn Ali, you've had nothing but bad luck with this one. I saw the car at Edge when you were sorting the key dramas and I was very impressed. Good price for it too mate, I hope it sells quick for you.

Damn Ali, you've had nothing but bad luck with this one. I saw the car at Edge when you were sorting the key dramas and I was very impressed. Good price for it too mate, I hope it sells quick for you.

Yeah it has had a bit of drama....right till the very end hah.

You would have seen my brother, Moe @ Edge though.

Holy.. that's sad to see this beast damaged. I have had a ride in this car before and the way this thing accelerates is just mind boggling. Good luck with the sale Ali.

Thanks mate.

I've had a few enquiries on parts, please be patient while I get back to you.

260RWKW!!! This thing looks off it's tits!!!

Why are there perfectly nice rides like this getting destroyed when there is perfectly good camrys to destroy!!

May it R.I.P

What's size and how much for the advans!!

Forgot to mention, the car has HKS coilovers and also a HKS F-Con pro as the ECU.

I've had a few offers for 10k. In the interests of a quick sale, I'll let this one go for 12k.

Price drop, 12k. This wont last long. Price is firm and final. No offers.

Forgot to mention, the car has HKS coilovers and also a HKS F-Con pro as the ECU.

I've had a few offers for 10k. In the interests of a quick sale, I'll let this one go for 12k.

Price drop, 12k. This wont last long. Price is firm and final. No offers.

SOmeone should buy it for a track car at that price.. i would have..

Panels would cost half the car to fix which is shit.. Dam... if only it would be around for a few months when i get back from holidays!

  • 3 months later...

how much for the HKS fcon pro what version is it?

I'm fairly sure it had the newer HKS IS, not a Vpro anyway. Sorry Bazr you will probably have to look on Import monster for a V3.24, not much chance of getting one locally, perhaps post up a WTB?

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