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R34 Gt Sedan, $6500 Or Swap 4X4


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Small amount of hail damage on the bonnet, has a few shopping centre battle scars, cars not perfect
Non Turbo Rb25de Neo 2.5L 6Cyl
Automatic
just under 220,000km's

Has been a great daily car, no longer needed, good on fuel, was doing 500+km's a week in the old girl

$6500 or possible swap for a 4x4, Patrol or landcruiser preferred

No need to lowball, dont need to sell, but would like a offroad toy

0448063397 please sms or pm, dodgy reception at home and 12 hour shifts at work

Photo's on gumtree
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/banksia-grove/cars-vans-utes/1998-nissan-r34-gt-skyline-non-turbo-may-swap/1023253452


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