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1998 Nissan Skyline R34 GT non turbo 4-door, Auto, 82,000 kms, White, $15,700 plus tyres and ORC's

what about that for a first car it looks mad R34 only like $18000 on the road

1998 Nissan Skyline R34 GT 2.5 litre non turbo 4-door sedan

Tiptronic automatic

81,980 kms

White

Dual airbags

ABS brakes

All power options and airconditioning

Central locking

Stock standard

Condition notes: Slight wear on steering wheel. Seat is a little dirty. Front bumper and LHR bumper / quarter panel are scuffed and may require some minor paintwork. Otherwise in excellent condition inside and out. High resolution pictures are available.

its with http://www.prestigemotorsport.com.au/au/st...sp?StockID=2343

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I'd want to confirm that it can actually be complied before getting too ahead of yourself. Looks alright but is very cheap for that price...

Check out insurance too because many insurance companies won't differentiate between an NA and Turbo Skyline pricewise.

But would be a very nice ride.

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