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Stagea C34 Series 2 $8k or swaps for something of interest of equal value:

- Canon Camera gear - I already have a 7D MKII so more after professional lens, 5D MK IV/1DX MKII bodies and additional items to meet value
- Aviation related stuff
- Car parts - turbos, wheels etc. to suit R34 GTT
- R34 GTT M/T (damaged or non damaged, as long as it runs/drives and not mangled)

Not interested in other cars that are "made to be modified"/sport/track/performance cars. Perhaps a luxury daily or late model "normal" car is considerable.

!!!PLEASE PM ALL MESSAGES REGARDING OFFERS/SWAPS!!!

1998 Stagea Series 2 C34
- MLSR Head gasket
- ARP Headstuds
- Full reconditioned head with less than 2000 KMs
- Alloy Radiator
- Braided Brake Lines
- Upgraded R34 GTT Brakes all around (4 piston front, 2 piston rear per calipers)
- Bottom end inspected and checked with no issues
- High Flow Turbo
- BC Racing Coilovers
- Heavy Duty Tow Bar - Used to tow cars
- Twin Sunroof
- Works Wheels (nothing decent)
- Nismo Exhaust
- Alarm & Immobilizer System

Photos will come later as I'm away from the car at the time of posting this. !!!PLEASE PM ALL MESSAGES REGARDING OFFERS/SWAPS!!!

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