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2007 V36 Skyline 370gt Type S

ShawnG

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Hi guys,

Trying to sell my Skyline 370GT as per below.

Carsales link included at the bottom

A freshly imported Japanese luxury sports car that has barely experienced our beautiful Australian roads !

This car landed fresh in the new year and has recently been given a new lease of life with one year's worth of NSW Registration, set and ready to driveaway for the new buyer.

This car has a genuine 54,000 km on it's Odometer, as you can see from it's Auction Sheets.

A deregistration certificate will also be provided with the sale of the vehicle to verify its authenticity.

Features :

VQ37VHR Engine (same as Nissan 370Z)

Electric everything (Side Mirrors,Seats, Windows, the lot!)

Leather sides with fabric inserts in the centre (in red!)

10GB Hard Disk Drive for all your Favorite Movies within the Factory Navigation System

Bluetooth Connectivity with your Mobile phone to play your favorite tunes!

Dual Zone Climate Control (set temperature you'd like!)

Proximity Sensor Key with Push Button Start (Unlock & Start the car without even taking the key out of your pockets!)

4WAS (4 Wheel Active Steering) allowing you to take corner at a more agile pace than ever before!

This car presents a lot of value, as dictated by it's auction sheet ! (where it was graded a 4.5 out of 5!)

It has a scratch on the front & rear bumpers, other than that this car is in MINT condition!

Don't buy something you'll regret later down the track, come take a look at this superbly clean example at a competitive price and you will leave with a smile on your face !

http://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/Nissan-Skyline-2007/SSE-AD-3219927

Thanks~!

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