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For Sale- s13 Silvia Rb20det

Not registered and not running, unfinished project! $3000, PM for details.

Basically all it needs is a box and tail shaft, few engine things and few interior things and some electrical work. I have all the required wiring in place.

It has:

Near new heavy duty clutch (only done a few kms)

peddlers lowered springs

after market front pipe

new big end and rod bearings

new piston rings

new front and rear main seals

new water pump

JJR silicone radiator hoses

Turbo had minimal shaft play

New clutch master cylinder

All interior is in good condition besides one small rip on the divers seat

All sound deadening removed (drift spec lol)

New floor carpet

Stock Ecu

R32 Cross member

New fuel filter

New oil filter

Wide body fibreglass front guards

Stock Ecu

Only thing about the body the two front doors and front guards are white, and the rest of the car is blue.

Needs some time and effort and should be a weapon of a drift car!!

It was previously regod and complied in vic but not in Tassie.

Pm me if ur keen. Located in Hobart, cheers

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