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I'm selling my series 2 1996 GTR LM V-Spec. This is one of 14 LM V-Specs made and only 98 LM's ever released as a special edition.

The car was imported early 2006 with 68,000km's on the dash. The car currently sits on 132500km

I have the original auction sheet in which it was a grade 4 with grade B interior.

The car has the following modifications:

Nismo Rays LM-GT1 Wheels 18x10 all-round with new Nexxen 3000 265*35 tyres

New radiator

Near new slotted rotors and red stuff pads on front, new pads and skimmed on back

Lowered springs

Power FC + Hand Controller

Power enterprise 700cc injectors

Walbro 550l fuel pump

HKS Hi Power Silent Exhaust with high flow Cat

Tomei Cam Gears

19 Row Oil Cooler with Relocator

GReedy Profec B Boost controller

GReedy Turbo Timer

Autometer Boost Guage in PSI

Factory rear carbon spoiler

Factory side GTR Decals

Factory front bonnet Lip

Custom Pod Heat Shield

Nismo Fuel Cap

Nismo Radiator Cap

Cold Air induction to Pod's

Apexi Induction Kit

Nismo Clear Side and Front indicators

Legal tint all round.

This car is a genuine collectors item in its original Championship Blue (BT2) colour which can be verified by the engine bay build plate. Overall the car is in very good condition, paint is excellent and interior is very tidy.

Car made 300AWHP last tune

If you have any questions please PM me

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