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For Sale: Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T

Back Story:
- Imported in 2010 through Skyline City Imports this car has been carefully looked after and is still in the same condition as when I bought it
- All paper work regarding its import as well as the export papers from Japan are available upon request
- Prior to importing this vehicle it was owned by 1 owner in Japan - It has been serviced at regular intervals and has only run on BP Ultimate 98
- When I received the car it had done 92,xxx kms, currently it has just ticked over 100,xxx kms and had its major service completed last year
- This car has only been driven with care and has never been thrashed, for this reason it has never given me any problems and is in fantastic condition mechanically and physically for its age
- Unfortunately due to my work and day to day activities this excellent car is no longer suitable for my needs and I would rather see it go to someone that can appreciate and enjoy the car than let it sit at home

Modifications:
When I received the Skyline it had minor modifications which consisted of:
- An aftermarket exhaust system
- TIEN coil overs

I have continued this trend and only added a few additional items to ensure that the R34 remains in excellent condition I have added the following modifications:
- Cooling-Pro Stealth Series front-mount intercooler to replace stock Nissan side-mount intercooler
- K&N POD filter to replace stock Nissan air box filter
- Shift Kit modification on transmission installed by MV Automatics

Additional Extras:
Aside from the modifications listed, I have added a number of extras onto my Skyline, all of which has been installed professionally.
- Complete Alpine Type-X sound system with Alpine Double-Din display and reversing camera
- BRIDE Low Max racing seats for both driver and front passenger
- RAZO gear shifter and pedals
- Re-upholstered leather steering wheel and dash
- Defi gauges and gauge holder to replace Nissan stock gauges - 2001 Nissan Skyline GTR wheels with TOYO tyres (excellent tread)
- Mongoose Immobiliser and Alarm System - 1999 Nissan Stagea Fog lights with programmed on/off switch
- Auto-Platonium HID Xenon headlights

Price:
This is arguably one of the cleanest R34 skylines that I know of, as mentioned it has never been driven hard and has been carefully looked after. Along with the modifications and extras that have been installed in the car I am looking at $15,000 o.n.o

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