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Hi All,

This is my Grandmothers car and she bought this brand new back in 1983, so it is a one owner car with original paperwork, books etc.

Still in very good condition, this is a perfect car for a fan of the classic Skyline. But would also suit a first car buyer or anyone else with an appreciation of the older style cars.

Make: Nissan

Model: Skyline

Year: 1983

Engine: L24E 6 Cylinder

Trans: 3 Speed Auto

Factory features:

- Air conditioned

- Power Steering

- Electric Windows

- Central Locking

- AM/FM Radio with Cassette Player

Points to note:

- One Owner

- Bought new in 1983

- Original Books

- Original body work (no accident history)

The car is being sold with no RWC as I just do not have time to get it done.

I have had the RWC check done and it needs the following:

- Windscreen (approx $250)

- Windscreen Wipers (approx $30)

- Tyres (approx $320)

- Battery Clamp (approx $10)

- Idler Arm (suspension) (approx $50)

- Tie Rod Boots x 4 (approx $40)

- Front Sway Bar Bushes x 8 (approx $30)

...there may be less to do, depending on who does your RWC, but this gives you a good idea of the main requirements that have been pointed out to me. So it would probably cost about $1,000 to have a mechanic do this for you.

This car drives absolutely great, so I can only imagine how much better it would be with the new tyres. It is really smooth and plush.

Everything works great, including the A/C and Electric Windows.

The interior is great except for small wear on the drivers seat.

Very retro and very cool !!

I would love to keep it myself but just do not have the room.

Feel free to come and have a look and drive, you will be impressed.

$1,900 or best offer.

http://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/nissan-skyline-1983-12641504?base=1216&vertical=Car&eapi=2&page=1&sort=~Year&cr=0&__N=1246%201247%201252%201282%204294963846%204294963593%201216&silo=Stock&Range=Price:Min,Max~0.5

Edited by HIRISK

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