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Item: 1989 Nissan RS13 180sx :wavey:

Location: Runaway Bay/Coombabah, Gold Coast

Website: http://secretdrift.ipbhost.com/index.php?s...c=15580&hl=

Item Condition: In pretty good condition as with any car that has been used on track it had a few imperfections, Has slightly diffrent colour bumper and dents in passenger side front guard.

Reason for Selling: Do not have time for spending with my pride and joy and would rather see someone drive it.

Price and Payment Conditions: $11,000 with body kit, bucket seat and alliminuim ASI 52mm radiator, 4 pairs of wheels (drift rims) or $10,000 without. (Will consider swaps)

Extra Info: Has RWC And is registred untill 24/12/08 ,Engine has been rebuild less than 100km ago, new metal headgasket and other gaskets replaced, turbo is in good condition, has been fully mod plated. The car does not come with a full set of wheels as one was damaged on a friends car. This car has been purpose built over the last 12months to be used as a drift car unfortunately I have run out of $$ and cannot afford to look after this car anymore. This car has been well looked after and with a lil TLC can become a beautiful car again, Reason for damaged guard is that was reversed into in carpark.

Modifications and parts -

RB20DET

Metal headgasket

HYBRID frontmount

ISC Cam Gears

ISC Rear toe arms

Fully adjustable CUSCO coilovers

Wolf engine management system

500hp walbro fuel pump

D1 spec overflow bottle

catch can

Hks mushroom pod

M&W Coil packs

Excedy Heavy Duty Bt Clutch

Slyline R32 calipers and rotors

Autogauge boost and af gauges

wolf Computer & hand control

G4 BodyKit

5mm JJR/SRI Floating Spacers

battery relocated to the boot

D1 Shop 1.25t x 32mm x 20mm Rare import Hex Wheelnuts

Twin thermo setup

Shift Carbon T2 Gearnob

HKS series 2 Jap spec turbo timer

HKS sequential Bov

3in exhaust

Greedy Piller Gauge mount

1.5 Way Diff

N*Power front strut brace

N*Power rear strut brace

Short shift kit

tomei drift steering wheel

Original Nissan HUD

Fire Extinguisher

Exhaust heat wrapped

SPACO racing harness

GATES timing belt + others

+ other bits and pieces

Pictures:

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Contact Details:

Terence westlake

SMS OR PHONE

Mobile: 0409957873 after 4pm weekdays or anytime weekends.

Email: [email protected]

PM for more info or photos

Will consider swaps for a nice daily car or turbo car with less modifications as I cannot afford to do anything.

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