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Item: S13.4 Convertible

Location: Brisbane

Price and Payment Conditions: $17,500

Extra Info:

S13.4 Convertible

S14 series 2 Conversion

Custom Red with Gold Pearl/Glitter

BN Sports Blister Kit

Clear tail lights

3pce Deep Dish Wheels

Full Retrimed Interior with Recaro Bucket seats

Manual conversion

Power FC + Boostcontroller

turbo upgrade

Kei Office Coilovers

Nismo Exhaust

5 Stud Wheel conversion

R32 Brake Calipers front + rear

Nismo Short Shift

Sound System

and more...

Pictures:

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you've just inspired me for my next daily driver, that looks soo f**kin mint.

If i wasn't off to travel now...

Best of luck with the sale, seems a pretty reasonable price considering the body work and wheels alone!

  • 4 months later...
Item: S13.4 Convertible

Location: Brisbane

Price and Payment Conditions: $17,500

Extra Info:

S13.4 Convertible

S14 series 2 Conversion

Custom Red with Gold Pearl/Glitter

BN Sports Blister Kit

Clear tail lights

3pce Deep Dish Wheels

Full Retrimed Interior with Recaro Bucket seats

Manual conversion

Power FC + Boostcontroller

turbo upgrade

Kei Office Coilovers

Nismo Exhaust

5 Stud Wheel conversion

R32 Brake Calipers front + rear

Nismo Short Shift

Sound System

and more...

Pictures:

post-34477-1200716500_thumb.jpg

post-34477-1200716522_thumb.jpg

post-34477-1200716548_thumb.jpg

what kind of conversion guards/fenders are those?

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