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THIS IS PROBABLY THE HARDEST THING IM GOING TO HAVE TO DO IN MY LIFE.. :cry:

Car is a 1999 R34 GTR V-SPEC.. 6 speed manual..

Currently has 55XXXkms. rego expires NOV 2012.

Mods:

NISMO Exhaust (titanium tip)

NISMO Front pipe

Metal cat

HKS hypermax iii coilovers

NISMO Single plate copper mix clutch

Heaps of other parts that i can add for more $$

PRICE: $49000

Buyer will not be disappointed. Any inspection welcome.

Car located in Cecil Hills.

Contact me

Hassan Aly

0434 287 198

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Nice neat looking 34 mate. My brother is going to look at a 34gtr tomorrow. Will let him know about this one and if he is not happy with it see about organising to come check yours out. Cheers

Cale

Will look awesome with those wheels, get a couple of pics if you can. My brother hasn't made his mind up about the gtr he looked at yesterday so would be good to show him. Cheers

Cale

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