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skylines are hard to sell atm ever alone a non standard motor fitted to it. Mines been up for sale for ages as well and a hell of lot of work done to it and still no bites

i meet this guy by chance and hit i=him up for a drive of the car, all i can say is wow this thing really moves and gearbox feels so nice you would never know its been converted if you didnt look under the bonnet! GWTS

thanks for the bump ups guys!

you had me stumped for a good 20 seconds on who you were then blitz.. im thinking, shit ive only ever let 2 other people drive it, forgot i let you have a run!

car is currently getting a full engine rebuild, high mount manifold and t04z turbo. with all other supporting mods to go with that work.

will be back on the road in 2 weeks and will still be for sale. price will still be the same.

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car is back on the road and still for sale.

now has completely rebuilt engine, skimmed head, 440cc injectors

t66 turbo on high mount manifold. external gate.

ALL BRAND NEW PARTS

still for sale at 14grand

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