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hey pplz

im selling my beloved nissan silvia 1991 in rare black

its got a :

*ca18det with 152xxx on the clock

*the car has been freshly resprayed approx. 6months ago , paint is beautiful .

* tomei genunie 3 peiece wheels

*turbo timer

*car has never been boosted

*always serviced with motul oils every 5thousand kms

*recently changed gearbox and diff oil with redline oil

*has a cd player with 6by 9's speakers

*bigger dual core radiator upgrade with aftermarket thermo fans. wont ever see more then half way , even in the hottest days.

*interior is immac and original , still even contains its factory japanese flare.

*recently has undergone its major service ( timing belts )

* the car is lower than standard

* tinted windows

*central locking

*alarm

*imobilizer

overall the condition of the car is great , it has been well maintained and looked after .The car has never been in an accident , boosted or drifted , it drives like a dream and is completly in standard original trim

Price is $6600ono with 1 months rego

not looking for swaps , need the cash , interstate buyers welcome .

THe car is located in melbourne

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Edited by arabian_drifter

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