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Type & Model: 1989 Nissan A31 Cefiro

Location: S/E Melbourne, VICTORIA

Reason for sale: No longer practical, wanting to replace with a 4x4

Price: Make an offer see eBay link: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=270501826595

Pictures: see eBay ---> http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=270501826595

Contact details: Contact on my mobile on 0439905132 - strictly no time waster, serious buyers only!

Overview:

This much loved and well cared for car that is stored undercover would be ideal for a nice practical daily or a good base for further modification (Drifting, Track etc)

I am reluctant to sell this car and it will be sad to see it go. It has been a very reliable and nice car to drive and has never attracted unwanted attention on the roads.

I was the first owner of this vehicle in Australia, it was imported and complied early 2005 and I have only done ~29,000 kms over the last 5 years, not even 6,000kms per year.

Specifications:

Exterior

• Autech full body kit with GTR style front grill

• Series 2 rear tail lights

• R33/S14 GTST alloy wheels

• Body and paint are good for its age, few minor dents and scratches, also minor stone marks in fibreglass front bumper, radio ariel has also been removed.

• Customised number plates (“CEFFY”) are NOT included at the advertised vehicle price, however can be negotiated into the final purchase or bought for an additional $500

Motor

• White Turbo Manual Rego till end of May

• Recently tinted windows

• Approx 127,000kms

• RB20DET 5 Speed Manual (TURBO)

• R34 GTT side-mount intercooler (much larger then stock, good up to 220kw)

• Engine has had rocker cover cam seals replaced (no oil leaks)

• Timing belt replaced here in Aust

• Walbro fuel pump (Replaced in Feb 09)

• 3 inch split dump and front pipe

• 3 inch custom cat back exhaust (work done by R.E Customs) , this exhaust is tough, flows well, is fairly quiet plus has been made close to body so doesn’t sit low at all and allows for legal ride height

• Nismo radiator cap and pod

Handling

• Tein SuperStreet Coilovers (height and damper adjustable)(purchased Feb 09)

• Tein adjustable camber tops (purchased Feb 09)

• R32GTST 5 stud hubs and brakes upgrade (much large brakes than standard)

• HICAS lock bar (no more annoying 4 wheel steer)

• R200 R32 LSD Diff

• 5 Puck Brass button clutch

• Selby blade adjustable sway bars

• Whiteline pineapples bushes (purchased May 09)

• Whiteline Front camber adjustable bolts (purchased May 09)

• Whiteline Caster adjustable kit-radius rod bushes (purchased May 09)

• Whiteline strut braces, both front and rear (27mm and 22mm from memory) (purchased May 09)

• Whiteline rear adjustable upper control arms -camber/toe (purchased May 09)

• Other Miscellaneous Whiteline bushes

Inside

• Momo steering wheel

• Pioneer MP3 CD player , JL front speakers and a Jaycar amp mounted in the boot

• Top end Alarm with 3 point immobiliser and to Aust standards

• Apexi Turbo timer

• Has Alarm with 3 point immobilizer.

• Boost gauge

• White gear knob

• Original Cefiro car mats, interior is in great condition

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