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Item Summary: 1999 Nissan Stagea RS Great Condition, Dayz Bodykit, RWD

Location: QLD: Brisbane

Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: Need money to pay off debt

Asking Price: 14000

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: Chris 0409383777

Extra Information:

140000kms

Pearl white

Triptronic auto, with steering wheel controls

NEO turbo

RWD

Traction control

'Dayz' bodykit

Automatic closing rear door

Yellow fog lights

Dark tint 'Privacy Glass'

Audiozest double DIN head unit

17" deep dish Enkei's, good offset

Lowered

Greddy turbo timer

Blitz Pod filter

6000k HID's

Near new tyres

Near new front pads

Full service history since been Australia including reciepts.

Has had timing belt, spark plugs and fuel filter replaced.

RWC & 6 months rego

Must be seen

$14000 make an offer!

Will consider swaps for R32's maybe R33's

All resonable offers considered.

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