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Full Carbon Fiber Nissan Gt-r 2009 on 2040-cars

US $109,900.00

Year:2009 Mileage:20950

Location:

Verdun, Quebec, Canada

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One of a kind GT-R

Initially sold by AutoNation Nissan, in Florida, this vehicle was then serviced at reed Nissan, then exported to Ontario in 2010. We just recently took it on trade for an SLS. Vehicle is now in at our store in Montreal, QC and we can assist with worldwide shipping. US buyers: You are buying a US Spec vehicle, obtaining a US Title is easy at your DMV.

Full carbon fiber GT-R. Never abused or accidented. Mint car in and out. Every panel removed and replaced by carbon fiber (dry carbon fiber in many cases which is light and stronger). Again, EVERY PANEL, the ENTIRE DOORS, QUARTER PANELS, BUMPERS, FENDERS, ROOF, PILLARS, HOOD, DECKLID are made of carbon fiber. This represents a huge weight reduction and performance gain.

Here is a list of the modifications totaling $84,505.00.

09 GT-R	PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING AND INSTALLATION
BODY	Carbon Fiber Front bumper	$5,000.00
	Dry Carbon Fiber hood	$2,800.00
	Dry Carbon Fiber door	$6,000.00
	Dry Carbon Fiber fender	$3,000.00
	Carbon Fiber roof	$2,800.00
	Carbon Fiber trunk	$1,200.00
	BenSopra spoiler	$6,000.00
	Carbon Fiber side skirt	$1,500.00
	Carbon Fiber rear bumper	$3,500.00
	Carbon Fiber rear lip	$1,200.00
	Carbon Fiber rear diffuser	$800.00
	Carbon Fiber rear over fender	$1,600.00
	Recaro Racing seats	$2,000.00
	Carbon Fiber QUARTER PANEL	$9,600.00
	Carbon Fiber A-Pillars	$1,200.00
	Dry Carbon Fiber mirrors	$2,700.00

PERFORMANCE	T1R 90RT Titanium Exhaust System	$4,995.00
	AAM COMPETITION GT750-R	$16,380.00
	brand new break pads	$1,400.00

WHEELS / TIRES	20" Strasse S5 wheels w/ Carbon Fiber ($2,707.5 x 4)	$10,830.00

		$84,505.00

Only 20,950 miles. Clean CarFax & CarProof. For a YouTube video walk around, Click Here

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