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v35 Skyline Sedan for sale (2001) $5450

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bortoelnino

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Hi , 

Any takers for this fine Skyline ? 165Ks on the clock. 

I got a carplay / android auto head unit recently - which is pretty nice. Sad about selling it,  needed a bigger car for road trips and kid stuff. 

Have the new car already (Pathfinder - still wanted that VQ engine ;o) . Am getting a bit tetchy about having an extra car, so keen to hear if there are any offers out there.

Owned it for 8 years. Serviced regularly at 6 month intervals. I have all receipts from the time I have owned.  

This model has the premium BOSE audio system and leather accented seats.  Tyres are in good condition - the rears (Michelin Pilot Sport 4)  are only 3 months old. 

Includes a tow bar - pretty rare on this car. I never towed anything with it (no need to worry about engine wear), just used it for a bike rack. 

Also has aftermarket cruise control, steering wheel audio controls. 

In terms of issues they are all cosmetic but typical for a car of this age:

The leather is cracking on the lower part of the driver's seat (pictured) .
The lower door seals on the driver's side . I replaced the passenger side ones a few years ago
There is a crack in the dash surrounding the clock.
The dash had some adhesive on it when I bought it, which doesn't look the best.
 

I'm in Frenchs Forest NSW  - PM me if interested. Or email is [email protected] , or 0412428113.  

Thanks,

Graham.

 

 

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junkie Mentor

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there is zero interest in the coupes, and even less in sedans. Took me 4 months and several price drops to sell my 250GT which was pretty mint, even then went for less than 4k

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What’s astounding is how unpopular these cars are given what you get and how they perform...really a bargain compared to anything similarly priced in Aussie or Euro of the same era and spec.

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