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Hey guys its still for sale: Specs and pics below

Last badge of GTIR's , full pulsar options with climate control

rare sunroof

60,000kms

Long rego

Apexi Turbo Timer

Apexi RSM

Apexi Meters (Boost + Exhaust temp & control unit)

Apexi BOV

ARC top mount

Mine's ECU + stock Ecu

Mine's POD

Nismo Strut brace

Autometer Water Temp

Turbosmart boost controller (dual stage)

Ohlins suspension

17" Lenso Rims with near new tyres

Alpine 7894RB headunit

Alpine speakers all round

Kenwood amp

Accident free, Serviced every 5k's

Very good condition (view to appreciate)

RWC

I can assure you that this is a very clean car and it took me awhile to actually find it , i looked at others before i bought this one and they just didnt pass the condition criteria

Serious buyers only

Call 0413 878 233 or [email protected]

price : $18,400 negotiable to serious buyers

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