Overview
Price:
£50,000
Year:
1998
Mileage:
94,141 miles
Warranty:
6 Months Standard Warranty
Engine:
Petrol
Gears:
Manual
Colour:
Blue
Body:
Coupe
Doors:
2drs
Dorset Prestige Cars are proud to present a one-off 1998 Nissan Skyline GTT, a true performance icon built exclusively by Kream Developments in England for the Fast and Furious red carpet event.
Key Features:
• Power & Performance: 830 brake horsepower with a fully forged engine built by Richard Bell (Bells Auto’s), with an engine build costing £20,000. Big break upgrade. Link G4+ Engine Management System.
• Striking Looks: Custom paintwork, a full GTR front end, and LM400 split rims for that unmistakable presence.
• Aerodynamic Enhancements: Nisco rear carbon fibre wing for added style and downforce.
• Upgrades & Maintenance: Recent work includes a new turbo, new Halteck dash, new radiator, new intercooler, a complete service, and a cambelt replacement, new crank seal, gearbox and diff oil service, front kingpin bearing replaced, new oil cooler and fittings, new catch can, new brake pads, new intercooler, new fuel pumps x2 (walbro) new turbo Pulsar G35 1050 with T51 Mod, new alternator
Serious inquiries only.
Contact now to arrange a viewing and experience this masterpiece for yourself.
Summary:
- Petrol
- 2 doors
- 4 seats
£50,000
For more information, or to arrange a test drive, call us now on 01305 238350 or get in touch using the form below.
Specification
Body Type:
Coupe
No. Doors:
2
No. Seats:
4
Mileage:
94,141
Fuel:
Petrol
Gears:
Manual
Running Costs
Road Tax:
Tax Band:
M
12 Months Tax:
£790.00
6 Months Tax:
£434.50
For cars registered after 1 April 2017 road tax information may vary if the car's list price is over £40k and it's been registered less than 6 years. New cars will have a different rate for the first year. Diesel cars may have a different rate depending in their RDE standard. LCVs over 3,500kg will have a different rate. All road tax prices are for informational purposes please double check gov.uk for the latest rates. More Info
CO2:
298 g/km
