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NISSAN PULSAR SSS N15

Series 2 1998 Model

Legendary SR20

2 Litre 16 Valve Motor

Power without the Fuel Consumption

5 Speed Manual

124,800 Kms

All Original

NO Modifications

Reg to APR 2011 - Over 12 Months

This Made in Japan model has ABS and

Driver's Air Bag as standard

Also Disc Brakes all round, central locking and power windows front and back

Factory Nissan CD Player, White Dials and Tacho

Leather Steering Wheel and Gear Knob

5 Factory - 15" Alloy Wheels

Spare is also 15"Alloy Wheel - Full Size !!

Windows were Tinted when first delivered by NISSAN dealer - MING pack

[ see pics attached ]

Sold with current valid Victorian RWC

Originally we intended to keep this car,

this is why we did all the following

in the past 6 - 12 months:

New HD Clutch [easy to use] and Trust Bearing

New Rear Main Engine Seal

New Brakes pads all round - Machined Front Rotors

Recond. CVs with new boots

Recond. Starter Motor

Front Strut Bushings

Radiator Flush and Full Coolant Change

Oil Pressure Sensor

New Tyres all round

Also the Car has had a full service only weeks ago

Oil and Oil Filter is changed ever 5000ks -

I only use genuine NISSAN filters and

CASTROL Edge or Magnatec oil.

THIS PULSAR SSS DRIVES AND HANDLES LIKE NEW

It is unfortunate BUT our extended family situation has changed [ new baby ] and we need

a much bigger car.

We would not sell it otherwise after all

of the above $ spent.

A couple of shopping centre marks [ hate those shopping centres ]

otherwise spoil a well maintained clean car.

Inspection Welcome.

Pictures really does not do this car justice.

RACV Check welcome - after commitment to purchase [ at your expense ]

NO surprises here !! Like many others out there.

You will NOT be disappointed !!

Many years of happy motoring still left in this zippy Pulsar SSS.

Call MARK on 0407 541 733

Car Location - Vermont South

Any questions just ask.

NOTHING TO SPEND - OVER 12 MONTHS REG & VIC RWC

NOW - Payment - $8,000 Firm

Images and Links up shortly,

Regards Mark

Edited by MMMSSS
What did you have in mind.

We looking for a bigger 4 door car - that my wife can also drive.

As mentioned earlier we need a bigger 4 Door Car - a STAGEA, SKYLINE R34 or similar may be considered.

Let me know what you have.

Mark

What did you have in mind.

We looking for a bigger 4 door car - that my wife can also drive.

As mentioned earlier we need a bigger 4 Door Car - a STAGEA, SKYLINE R34 or similar may be considered.

Let me know what you have.

Mark

As mentioned earlier we need a bigger 4 Door Car - a STAGEA, SKYLINE R34 or similar may be considered.

Let me know what you have.

Mark

A 4 Door SKYLINE R34 Manual or STAGEA Manual 4 Wheel Drive or Rear Wheel Drive preferably with minimal mods so can be roadworthied quiet easily

A 4 Door SKYLINE R34 Manual or STAGEA Manual 4 Wheel Drive or Rear Wheel Drive preferably with minimal mods so can be roadworthied quiet easily

The Images of the NISSAN PULSAR

SSS Side View: http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/1181/sssside.jpg

Engine Bay: http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/7855/sssengine.jpg

SSS Front View: http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/6301/sssfront.jpg

SSS Interior: http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/734/sssinside.jpg

N15 Manual : http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/4423/sssmanual.jpg

SSS Rego Label: http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/2629/sssrego.jpg

Additional Pics

SSS Pwindows: http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/9415/ssspwindows.jpg

SSS RWC: http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/6002/sssrwc.jpg

Mark

There must be people that have some decent 4 door to swap

Comments were made by person that posted then NO reply

Happy to discuss options with cash adjustments either way - preferably VIC based

Mark

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