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I acquired this car originally with the intention to make it a project, I have now lost interest and wish to sell as its taking up room in the garage.

Car is standard and has never been modified. only has 94,600k's on the dash and seems to be in good running order. I have however removed the air conditioner condenser as it had a leak.

Engine is stock as a rock rb20det with an auto behind it, if the auto is not wanted its pretty simple to convert to manual as i was going to do this my self. I also have a gtr spoiler i can include.

I have had the front end of the car resprayed and it looks great, the only damage i can see is a small ding in the drivers side rear quarter and is about the size of a 5 cent piece.

I am located in Ipswich, Inspections are welcome.. I will also consider and swaps for a 4 cylinder auto plus cash my way.

Price: $7500 ono.

I can be contacted on 0423 720 379

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