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1997 Nissan 200sx S14 Series Ii **$8500ono**

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Make: Nissan

Model: 200sx S14 Series II

Milage: 11XXXXkms

Transmission: Manual

Colour: Riviera blue with green pearl

Location: Melbourne

Complied? No

RWC supplied? No

Currently registered? No

Price: $8500ono

Contact: 0433 408 840

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Guys, i've got a Series 2 S14 for sale. It's pretty standard with a straight body. The only thing is, it can't be road registered unless you can get tags from another S14. So at the moment it can only be used for track. I had intentions of trying to get it registered for road use but i've come to a conclusion that it's going to be too time consuming for me to do. So here's a chance for someone with the time to get this car on the road.

It has minimal modifications at the moment

1997 S14 Series II

11XXXXkms

Manual

Riviera blue with green pearl

Vertex Body kit

Front vented guards

3' Cat back exhaust

Lowered springs

The motor could do with a bit of attention, has a real bat vct rattle on startup and it's missing the radiator overflow bottle aswell. Chasing around $8500ONO for the car as is or if i can't get a reasonable offer i might start stripping it and selling it off as parts. Ill get pictures sometime during the week until then if you have further enquires just give me a call on 0433 408 840

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