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Thinking of selling it BUT for the right price. In good condition, has a minor scratch on front bumper. Comes with a few modifications

79XXXkms

Manual

A.R.T Custom Front Mount Intercooler 760x550x300

A.R.T Stainless Steel Intercooler Piping

Protek Mild Steel Intake Pipe

Apexi Power Intake Kit

Pivot Raizin Volt Stabilizer

HKS Dump Pipe

Odyssey Battery

Cusco Strut Brace

Nismo Clear Indicators

XForce 3' Exhaust

GT Spec Chrome Door Handles

Blitz Dual SBC Spec R Boost Controller

Tein Springs

Alpine 9833 Headunit

Sony Xplod Speakers

Kicker 4 Chanel Amp

4 Guage Wiring

Apexi Boost Gauge

Choice of 19' Lenso Muse (19x8 all round) or 17' Desmond Regamasters (17x8 Front 17x9 Rear)

Dynoed at 176.2kw at the rear wheels @ 14psi (N1 Service Facotry)

Ran 13.444 @ 104.83mph (street tires)

Contact me on 0433 408 840. $30000 with 19' wheels or $28000 with 17' wheels

Price is negotiable. I'm willing to remove parts to make the car a bit cheaper.

Cheers

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