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Must sell in the next 3 weeks. I just booked my ticket a couple of days to go overseas and now i have to sell my car. Major family issues.

here are some specs on it

700hp Ball Bearing turbo, custom manifold, 42mm waste gate, blitz blow off valve, front mount intercooler, oil catch can, forged pistons, head work, MSD ignition, microtech computer, 550cc injector, Bosch fuel pump, surge tank, heavy duty clutch, strengthened gearbox, GTR bodykit, tein adjustable coil overs, camber kit, neurathene bushes, sunroof, 18in wheels, Pioneer stereo, bucket seats, electric boost controller, alarm, immobiliser, engine done less than 15000kms, very quick car, $1000's spent. Everything listed is what i can remember though there is more.

Car is currently tuned to 17psi and is making 360rwhp though there is heaps more potential in it. Just got registered a couple of days ago in Qld (12 Months Rego on it) and is insured for 35K. I will serriously consider any offer over 32k. PM or call me for more details on 0405 253 070.

I dont want to sell the car as i just bought it. Unfortunately due to some circumstances i have to sell it.

Thanks

Harun

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Hey I've seenthis car be4...

!!

it Rips 12's aye?

or even high 11s

the last owner lived at the back of me!

isn't it a RB30 Engine?

Tuned by Toni Rigoli in sydney.....

Not interested in buyin coz no money.

Buk *** man. Loved this car.

Good Luck. I'm sure som1 will make u an offer

I heard it was impounded for street racing. Police know all about this car. It's on their hit list...

New owner best change the plates to avoid harrassment.

Merli, at times like this its not a choice... its a need and realy i so i wish i didnt have to sell it!!

Ronish RB30, hasnt been down the 1/4 with RB25. In its current tune im guessing mid to high 11s.

Conan... im selling it for the same price i bought. I cant afford to lose but i may i have to.

Hey Harun

Naber Moruk

Sorry to Hear about your family crisis man

Heaps of luck with the sale!

This guys a top bloke, help him out with the sale pplz!!!

Beast of a car bro

wish we coulda gone crusing sometime neyseee

Take care cuz

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