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s13 silvia. stock 2 tone colour. white/gold. very nice with a buff

original ca18det, never been drifted or anything\.

rego to june.

only mods are

fmic

3 inch exhaust

greddy turbo timer

square headlights cost $400

jvc headunit with speakers, with 1 kicker amp and another kicker amp running the 2 subwoofers. great sound, worth over 1k easy.

i changed all the brown interior to black cost me 1k

the guards have been rolled front and rear.

runs really good and smooth so fantastic as a daily.

i want to swap it for anything but i cant give you cash. if your car is worth more.

i will however sell it for 7k. no rwc.

pm me what you have or if you want to buy it. cheers

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mate would love u to pm me some decent pics of the car. i have an r33 gts-t that is my weekender atm. looking to get rid of my daily and the skyline and buy something tasteful i can drive everyday, cheers jacko

mate would love u to pm me some decent pics of the car. i have an r33 gts-t that is my weekender atm. looking to get rid of my daily and the skyline and buy something tasteful i can drive everyday, cheers jacko

ur in Hobart but I am in Victoria

nothing wrong with a boat trip for the right reasons. wanna pm me some decents picks, engine bay, interior, exterior bla bla. cheers

yes sure ill pm you with more pictures tommoro morning sorry been busy all week.

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