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Low 124,000 KM


Completely stock, unmodified clean example of a 350z


6 Speed Manual


Viscous Limited-Slip Differential


Brembo Front and Rear calipers with larger rotors to suit


Firmer Suspension then other models


18" Staggered Factory Track Wheels



- New clutch and flywheel


- Rear Differential Mount Bushes replaced


- New front disc rotors



Comes with 12 Months Registration and a valid Roadworthy Certificate



Great package



$19,750 Negotiable



Interested buyers please contact AJ on 0425 884 331





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