2013 Nissan Gtr ( R35 ) Black Edition on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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2013 Nissan GTR Black Edition You are bidding on an outstanding GTR in mint condition. Car is garage kept, covered and on a lift. Rarely has ever been driven in the rain. Has over $23,000.00 of extra's. Still have all original parts which are included with the sale. Here is a list of the goodies:
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