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Hey guys,

I've only owned the stag for a short time, but with the purchase of a second evo i really dont have room in the family for my beautiful stagea

Make: Nissan

Model: 99 Stagea S2

Milage: 133k

Transmission: Tiptronic Auto with steering wheel shift

Colour: Electric Yellow

Location: Gold Coast, QLD

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes, rego till July

Price: $21000

Contact: Mitch 0405135910

STANDARD FEATURES:

RB25DET NEO

Tiptronic Automatic with Steering wheel shift

ATTESSA AWD System

Xanavi TV/Navi/Touch Climate Control/Touch Audio Control (modified to receive Aussie TV signal. DVD player also included)

Various Dayz Options

ENGINE:

HKS High Power Silent Series Cat-Back Exhaust

AM Performance Split Front-Dump Pipe

Coolingpro Type-2 FMIC

Splitfire Coilpacks

Apexi Power Intake

Silicone Inlet Pipe

Earthing Kit

Turbo Timer

- Standard Boost – Never Adjusted

- Mechanically Excellent. Always serviced with premium products on time

SUSPENSION:

Standard

- Great Condition, very firm but could use lowering to complete the look

BRAKES:

Standard

WHEELS:

ROH Modena 3 piece 18x8 Front - 18x9 Rear, Custom Made.

Black Ultra Light Weight – Open Ended Wheel Nuts.

EXTERIOR:

R34 GTR Front End Conversion

- Genuine R34 GTR Plastic Bumper

- Genuine R34 GTR Aluminium Bonnet

- CCubed Side Guards

- CCubed R34 GTR Lip

- CCubed headlight mounts

- NISMO Clear Indicators (front and side)

- Carbon Fiber Air Guide

- Carbon Fiber Bonnet Hinge Adapters

- Light Weight Fiberglass Reo

- genuine bonnet seal

Customized Takeros Side Skirts

Takeros Rear Bar

De-Badged

Dark tint all round

Tail light covers

rear guard flairs

INTERIOR:

Standard- Great Condition

EXTRA'S:

Tow bar installed ("Max")- rated to 2 tonne

Various spare parts including original air intake, piping etc

Pics- most of these are from Brycey's collection :P He is a much better photographer than me- car still looks identical (different number plate though). Enjoy!

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Edited by EvoMitchy

Thanks matt

The tiptronic box is pretty cool though- not quite a manual, but gives you the option for automatic cruising or more sporty shifting when you want to boot it a little :P

Yeh thats true but i know i'd be kicking my self if i didn't get a manual.

Depending when i get the new car though i might pop down n have a look. i'm always interested in meeting fellow gear heads...lol :verymad:

Plus if you've still got the car i might be able to steal some ideas :wub:

Edited by mattye
were the parts bolt on and roughly what did i cost to do looking at one pity im not a fan of yellow or it would be gone by now

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...t&p=4466420

Here is a cut and paste from a email from Andrew at CCubed. . . .

The complete kit costs;

-Guards $ 690.00/pr

-Bar reo $ 350.00

-Headlight adaptors $ 200.00/pr

-Bonnet Hybrid $1,200.00

-R34 GTR bar $ 450.00

-Front Lip $ 250.00

-Splitter/Diffuser $ 600.00 (Opitonal)

All these pieces come to $3,740.00

All these prices are for fibreglass (FRP) products.

We can do the bar, lip and diffuser in a flexi version too, so it behaves just like a O/E plastic item, even sounds like them when you tap it.

This kit means no de-gassing of the air conditioning core.

The bonnet goes straight on to the factory Stagea hinges. It lines up with the rubber stops and bonnet catch. As it is a R34 top skin with a Stagea under-skin, so we call it a "Hybrid hood".

The headlight adaptors are moulded brackets which allow the R34's lights to mount to the Stagea's radiator support. You only need to trim a small amount of metal from the Stagea's radiator support to allow the wider R34 lights to fit in position.

We supply a template which allows you to mark out where you need to trim.

To fit them, drive in drive out would be approx another $2,640.00 (plus paint and assuming the car is straight to begin with). We can paint them too, but most people have their own painters.

This price would fluctuate depending on the mounting of any other bits and pieces, e.g. FMIC or Factory SMIC etc that may need moving or trimming to make fit.

The only other things to probably grab would be head lights and the rubber strip which fits between the top of the front bar/grill and bonnet front edge.

We can source these too if needs be.

The kit even comes with a carbon fibre bonnet prop! As you don't use the gas struts on the new hood. Or you we can get your existing gas struts de-gassed a percentage to compensate for the lighter hood.

We've done that on a few cars now when they fit lighter hoods.

Depends if you want to spend that little bit more, or just use the prop.

So to recap:

Parts- $3740 (for fibreglass copies- my stagea has GENUINE R34 GTR alloy bonnet and GENUINE R34 GTR front bar)

Fitting- $2640 + paint

Headlights (non-xenon)- around $1100

I'm up to $7480 (plus paint) so far... This aint a cheap thing to do to a car :verymad:

^

Hi Josh- sweet looking ride mate but not really what im looking for

yes i may be interested in swaps + cash. PM me what you got people :D Preferably i would like something i can use to tow a car with (tow bar already installed and rated at 2 tonne)... Anyone selling a commonwhore/ cheaper stagea/ or something else suited to towing my evo? I'm looking to downgrade, so straight swaps are out- i want some $$$ :D

sold the wifes pulsar yesterday so may not need to sell this now. I'll keep the sale active until the roadworthy is out of date. If not sold then i'll keep i think :3some:

- price is neg- make a reasonable offer (as above in no rush to sell)

- arrangements can be made for interstate buyers also

- looking to swap for a cheaper commonwhore or similar with cash my way (must have ability to tow up to 2 tonne)

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