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Manual 2000 Nissan Skyline R34 25Gt P Plate Legal

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Vehicle: 2000 NISSAN SKYLINE R34 25GT

Price: $12,750

Kilometres: 115,624

Colour: Silver

Transmission: 5 speed Manual

Body: 4 door 4 seat SEDAN

Drive Type: Rear

Engine: RB25DE 6 cylinder Petrol Aspirated Non Turbo 2.5 L (2498cc)

VIN: 6U90000ER34201054

Reg Plate: BNT85T

Reg Expiry: APR-2013

Road Worthy Certificate: Yes

Rare Manual Four Door

Stock Standard

Absolutely no engine modifications

100% P Plate Legal

12 months registration

4 Brand New tyres purchased on 27/03/2012

6 Brand New NGK Iridium Platinum spark plugs installed on 14/05/2012

Full personal service history & receipts

First owner in Australia

3 point immobiliser & alarm system installed

Original Head Unit can be provided with the car. The audio is completely stock standard, The head deck was the only thing that needed to be changed because the Japanese Head Unit doesn't tune to Australian radio stations due to differences in frequency.

Rear spoiler was changed but is standard on four door 25GTs

The above point is the only modification to this vehicle, the rest is stock standard.

No defectable pod filter or distasteful modifications that you would have to remove or modify if you purchased one of the other skylines for sale.

Serviced every 10,000kms (Expensive 100,000km major service already done)

The 25GT is Rated by Hot 4s & Performance Cars as the 7th most powerful P plate legal car.

Car was originally imported and purchased by Nagoya Motors in Caringbah.

Completely clear of all titles, never been in an accident.

Caltex Vortex 98 Octane always used in the fuel tank.

Only negative is that the side skirts have speed bump damage.

Welcome to come and inspect it.

Car is located in Bexley North, NSW 2207

Contact Details:

Eric Rolzhauser

0450004873

[email protected]

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I wasn't 100% sure about the bumping rules on here, but just to back myself up for any moderators that want to delete my thread, here is a quote from the rules about classifieds section:

"3. No continuous thread bumping! - If you insist on continually bumping your thread, your bumps will be deleted and if it continues, you will receive a warning from moderators. Every 3-4 days is fine. Less is not."

If i've disobeyed any rules, please let me know and not just delete my thread without warning.

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