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Reason: Time for sporty wagon or 4x4 as kids on way soon and need to tow!

Model: 1997 pearl white, S14 series II, Luxury model, few marks, overall good condition.

General: Sunroof, Cold digital climate control, 6 speaker sound, double din jap radio, cd and mini disc, dual air bag, abs,

leather wheel, window tint, S15 floor mats, Autometer dual pod with boost and a/f ratio, greddy turbo timer.

Body: Jdm boot lid (no brake light or spoiler) and rear bar, std side skirts.

Engine/Trans: SR20det, Jdm gen 90,000kms, stock boost, fmic, turbo back s/s exhaust and cat, new rpm clutch, one peice tailshaft.

Suspension: Superpro Front castor bushes and rear sub frame spacers, lowered king springs.

Wheels: 18x8 225/40 18x9 255/35 federals ss595 and black face speedy rims.

Service: Just serviced all filters and fluids, new rear pads, R+B and W/A.

Conditions: 6/09 rego Qld RWC

$15000

Swap for stagea manual or 4x4

Plates and mirrors sold seperate!

Gold Coast

Sam 0423 648 114

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