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GTR R34 rims (guards rolled?)

bubble in dash

no rear wing

aftermarket steering wheel I thought?

n1 bonnet vents

Clutch and GB

Exhaust

FMIC

I'd suggest it had boost wound up too

wish I could still see the pics :(

But It did look clean hey

Don't mind me, I'm just being pedantic as I have one that is clean and stock (except for head unit)

Although it is auto and unfortunately not for sale.

Type M, It's Auto, and It's nice :).

117k kms.

I'm the 2nd owner. It's had its major service and the A/C has just been done (chilli).

Personally Imported into Canberra as a 4b in early 2004 at 37k kms. Has all service records since import and import papers.

Rails and sills straight. Type M (skirts, air purifier etc), Auto spoiler and optioned up for ABS and the gold badging

No accidents.

Being 26yo I had the front bar and rear bar resprayed due to fade, has a few minor stone chips, and the AFM replaced.

Set of mint R32 GTR rims and 2 sets of GTSt rims with ho hum tyres.

To part with it I'd be looking at $11.5k ono. Can PM if you are serious.

Yumm - cool ride mate

Thought I saw this for sale a few years back

Edit mines 99% stock. The only mod is the head unit.

Edited by Sinista32

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