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Very difficult to find 2000 model. Just one in QLD. The best condition and good price. Extra options including: Bilstein suspension, Nismo front bar, Nismo adjustable Sport/Silence exhaust system, Apexi turbo timer, Kenwood double din CD player with 10 CD-stacker( new modle, just use 6 months ) and 4 kenwood speakers sound system. 17" rims with new tyres. Razo pedal, Viper alarm system, tinted windows, Half year rego( till 03/04), fully factory optioned, Going Oversea!!! Welcome to have a look!!! This car is not in 98 japan serious flooding!! Becareful to buy the flooding car!! ok.....contact me at 0421423321 or e-mail me at [email protected]

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yeah if you are looking back in time to 1998, there is a serious flood in japan which causes a major destruction. Most of the cars then are rusted and exported out of the country. This is not a gimmick for my car but its the fact that no one can deny, mate.

a typhoon is High wind + heavy rain. so can result into a flood, according to asia disaster website, I couldn't find any thing except typhoon during that year and a minor earthquake i think. But any way, not here to dis you or anything, not here to cause any offense also. good luck for selling ur car, it's a nice car. I was interested on the flood and the damage it made to japan, that's all!

would like to add, i am interested also if you will sell it to me for 25k. that's why i was here in the first place. I am dreaming any way. don't worry about me! hehe... i have to win lotto before I can contact you. cheers and goodluck again!

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