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Eoi: 2004 V35 300Gt Sedan - Obsidian Black

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Hey, I'm interested in selling my 300GT sedan due to an upgrade. It's Obsidian black, black suede interior and 76,000kms. RWC will be included, rego expires in DEC 2012 but will be renewed.

Car is daily driven and has NEVER caused me any problems at all.

Here are a few pictures of it atm:

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Car won't come with the Vertec Manaray rims but with stock 17s instead and possibly the Series 1 tail lights instead of Series 2

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Car has:

-Alarm and Immobilizer fitted

-FM Band Expander

-Clear JDM Side indicators (Will come with stock amber ones too)

-Black grill with badge (Stock chrome grill with badge included)

-Nismo rear lip

-Nismo side skirts

-Will be getting Nismo front as well to match the rest

-BOSE Headunit

Other than that, everything else will be stock.

Price: $16,000 Negotiable

Contact: 0410 103 399

Location: Melbourne, VIC

Only black and 2004 300GT I've ever seen!

More photos will be posted soon!

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I wish hahah,

Nah I'm still a little uncertain, looking for something with a bit more aftermarket support

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Another photo of the car currently, the exhaust will be replaced with stock, rims can be included for additional cost otherwise it'll come with the standard 6 spoke stock 17s.

Car will be serviced once I get back from overseas, flushing all fluids and changing spark plugs.

Up for sale soon:

-Full 350z Nismo ARC Titanium True Dual Exhaust

-KW V3 Coilovers

-Unorthodox Racing Underdrive Crank Pulley

-JWT Pop Charger & Heatshield

-350z Z-Tube

-Motordyne 5/16 Iso-Thermal Plenum Spacer

-Chaos Engineering Throttle Body Spacer w/ heatsink

Will be posting a proper for sale thread once I come back from overseas next month or 2 :)

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