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Make: Nissan

Model: Stagea, Autech Version 260RS

Milage: Under 66,000

Transmission: 5 Speed manual

Colour: Black

Location: 45min North of Brisbane

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Can do

Currently registered? No

Price: 30,000 or will accept some trades to offset price

Contact: Rob, 0432 734 859 or PM me.

Comments / Modifications:

Car will come with the NSMO26 (nismo 26) plates, which are brand new.

EDIT - Check out the feedback other people on here have left on the car - speaks for itself!! nearly 1500 views and 40 comments over the course of 2 days!

http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....=311424&hl=

Extra Info: Performance - Car comes with factory fitted RB26DETT and 5 speed gear box with Atessa 4WD, Brembo Brakes, Nismo S-Tune coils and shocks, HKS Intercooler and piping, Stainless Front pipe, rest of the exhaust is standard. (stock exhaust on these flow quite well, standard 2 3/4", and is still quiet). K&N air filter fitted about 5km ago.

Condition notes - Interior is like a new car. Non smoker vehicle, no wear marks, no tears, no stains. Full set of 5 factory floor mats with Stagea logo. No wear at all on handbrake, gear shifter, steering wheel, or floor carpet/mats.

Exterior has one scratch under the front bar (can see it if you get down on your knees), and a mark on the rear bumper (cant see it in photos, its even hard to see it in real life as it has been touched up). Paint is in as new condition over the whole car, has a beautiful finish, better than most new cars today.

Wheels, which are 17x8 genuine BBS forged alloy lighweight rims, are in as new condition, have all centre caps, and have brand new tyres which have done about 5km.

Engine bay is stunning, no oil stains, no coolant stains, VERY clean. No bolts have been touched and marked, nor screws. Car has NOT had its 100,000km service. No indication whatsoever that the motor has ever been boosted or played with. Runs very quietly (except for those big factory injectors) and smoothly, fires and starts as soon as the key hits ignition. No wiring anywhere, under the dash is very tidy and 100% factory

Car has travelled for 66,000km. Going by the overall condition of the car, i would be inclined to say this is genuine. Comes with user manuals and original paperwork etc.

The car itself is a brilliant concept. Weighs 1650kg, not much more than an R33 GTR, with all of the same running gear. Has luxury interior that is comfortable and functional, with an expensive, solid feel to it. The car commands attention and looks fantastic and brute tough, with the power and handling to back it up.

These cars go for more money and in poorer condition than this one, especially the rarer black ones. The silver and white are nice looking cars, but definitely more common and dont seem to have the same level presence as the black. Doesnt need anything - a cat back exhaust would give a power gain and nicer note, and maybe some bigger wheels if you like, but apart form that it is a complete, fresh, honest car, that is unmolested except for minimal, tasteful mods.

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As seen on Gran Turismo.... :-)

Link to other 260RS's for sale - Comparison.

http://www.drive.com.au/used-cars/NISSAN/S...mp;SG=672426479

http://www.drive.com.au/Search/SearchResul...EA%7C&cnf=1

http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/priva...amp;sort_type=3

http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/priva...amp;sort_type=3

Contact Details: Robert, on 0432 852 634, but i would prefer a PM first unless you have a cash offer straight up. I have been as honest and thorough as i can with the description of the car, if there are any questions or issues you have feel free to shoot me a PM and i will respond, typically the same day. I think it is very reasonably priced, going by the current market and other similar cars on the market (as per above links) so unless you have a close offer or a good reason you think it should be worth less, dont waste either of our time by bumping my thread with low offers. They do go sometimes for as little as $25k, but I know (as do some of you) from harsh experience that you get what you pay for. I have looked at some of the ones available, even doing trips to sydney to test drive a couple of cheaper options (that was 4 months ago an they are STILL for sale) and they are nowhere near the basically as-new standard of this one. I have owned, seen, and worked on a lot of imports, and this is the tidiest car i have ever seen come off a boat. Must see.

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