LITCHFIELD STG2 | HUGE HISTORY

A genuinely interesting early R35 GT-R Black Edition with an unusually comprehensive service-book history spanning Nissan main dealers, Middlehurst Motorsport, Litchfield Imports and Anglia Performance Centre.

The car has been maintained from virtually new, beginning with its GT-R-specific 1,000-mile inspection at Middlehurst Motorsport in July 2009, followed by repeated Nissan maintenance through Ancaster, West Way and Sandicliffe.

In 2013 it also visited Litchfield Imports, with the service book recording a gearbox update and Stage Two ECU work.

Importantly, the service history also provides documentary evidence explaining the apparent mileage discrepancy visible in the car's MOT history. A replacement speedometer was fitted early in the vehicle's life, and the service book specifically records “speedo been changed” on 17 March 2013. The advertised mileage reflects the vehicle's documented total mileage rather than simply the replacement odometer reading.

Later maintenance has continued with GT-R specialist Anglia Performance Centre, with stamped visits in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025 and most recently 27 March 2026.

On a first-generation R35, this is exactly the type of provenance we want to see. The history doesn't simply consist of a few stamps. It provides a traceable story of the car from its initial running-in maintenance through Nissan main dealers and respected GT-R specialists.



DOCUMENTED SERVICE HISTORY

2009 – 1,000 miles – Middlehurst Motorsport
2009 – 2,008 miles
2010 – 5,590 miles – Ancaster Nissan
2011 – 12,082 miles – Ancaster Nissan
2011 – 15,850 miles – Ancaster Nissan
2012 – 18,621 miles – Ancaster Nissan
2012 – 23,750 miles – West Way Nissan
2013 – Replacement speedometer documented
2013 – Litchfield Imports – gearbox update / Stage Two ECU recorded
2017 – Sandicliffe Nissan
2021 – Anglia Performance Centre
2022 – Anglia Performance Centre
2023 – Anglia Performance Centre
2025 – Anglia Performance Centre
2026 – Anglia Performance Centre