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It is time to part ways with my pride and joy and since I have had involvement in these forums, I might as well start by advertising here first. The reason why I'm selling is because I'll be provided with a company car and no longer have the space in my garage to keep her. Basically it is a 2004 Nissan Skyline V35 Sedan Non-Premium with six speed transmission.

I have been the first owner since it was imported from Japan in 2010 with 65,000km on the Odometer and I have the import certifcate to prove so. Now it is sitting at 110,000km.

The car itself has been maintained at a high standard by the team at Irevolution Imports in Bayswater, whom I believe are the best workshop for V35's and specialise in other European exotic vehicles. The beauty of this purchase for those who are interested is that the car itself has gone through a major overhaul in recent times. Please consider all the points below,

(1) Engine rebuilt using Wiseco Forged Pistons and Eagle Rods, running 11:1 compression. I set this car up to be an NA car, but there is that option for those who wish to put a supercharger as this setup can easily handle it. The rebuild itself was done with Orger Engines in partnership with Irevolution Imports in March 2012. The top end has also been reconditioned. Only the best quality parts were used and I have receipts of proof. Timing chain, water pump, thermostat, crank/cam sensors and valve covers were also replaced.

(2) The engine itself was then tuned by RacePace motorsport in Bayswater. I used Osiris Uprev (the best plug and play tuning module for the infiniti g35 and v35) to tune the car to a safe 175RWKW on 98 Octane. I can provide receipts and dynosheets as proof once again. I'm happy to partways with the Osiris Software and cable at no extra cost for those who want to do further modification.

(2) Other parts that were installed include OEM Exedy Clutch and Fidanza Lightweight Flywheel. Front compression bushes were also replaced. The back end axles were also re-lubricated and retorqued to remove than annoying noise common in the V35 or Infiniti G35.

In regards to cosmetics, it runs on 19x8.5 Vertec +35 offset Vertec Manaray Wheels and has been properly lowered using RSR downsprings and Nissan 'Red' sports shock absorbers.

In terms of sound, I've got Alpine Type R Speakers being driven by a 4 channel Alpine Amplifier. There is also an 8" subwoofer being driven by a 2 channel Cobalt Amplfier.

I should also add that it has a factory sunroof.

At the moment, it has a custom made axle back sports exhaust system, but I'm happy to part ways with a stainless steel y-pipe, 350z Intake Tube and Xforce High Flow Cats with minimal extra cost. I never had the chance to put them on.

I'm also happy to provide the OEM stock muffler and OEM 17" wheels.

Considering the work that has been done, I want to get $20,000 driveaway but willing to consider other REASONABLE offers. I'll also be providing Road worthy certificate.

I'm located in Victoria so PM me if you are keen or call me on 0404 018 870.

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