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After only a month of ownership, I am seriously considering selling the NA6 I recently bought.

The car:

- 1990 (June) Crystal White

- 192,XXXkms (Timing belt was replaced at 140,000kms)

- A/C (regassed with new refrigerant)

- Pioneer CD/MP3 player with AUX input

- Paint in great condition with no fade (small dent on boot lid)

- Soft-top is in excellent condition with no rips or holes. Rear window is in good condition but has started to yellow a bit at the top

- Fastidiously washed and detailed. Well maintained and regularly serviced

- registration until 29 December 2010

- Receipts from myself and previous owner are available

Modifications:

- Garage Vary front lip in black

- Cusco offset front number plate holder (MX-516 plates included in sale)

- Genuine Watanabe wheels painted black. 14x6.5 +20 (Potenza's with good tread)

- Heavy duty clutch

- Koni adjustable shock absorbers with king springs (adjustment knob included)

- Mania under body bracing front & rear

- Leather seats*, carpet, shifter boot, and soft top cover from 10th Anniversary Edition NB (blue/black colour scheme)

- NB wind blocker with storage pocket

- factory electric windows converted to manual winders

- Replacement Ashtray, Phone/Ipod Holder (ashtray will also be included)

*some wear on the driver side

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Note: The Brown Davis rollbar that can be seen in some of the images was removed before I bought the car. Most of the images above are from the original ad.

Reason for sale: I am getting married in June and will have a mountain of bills to pay then. Hanging onto this car will limit our ability to have a honeymoon straight after our wedding - which is a higher priority to me than owning a fun weekend car. I'm sure some of you will understand my position.

I love owning and driving this car. It's in great condition and words can't describe the thrills that it provides. It honestly handles like it's on rails.

The previous owner of this car owned it for 7 years and to say that he did a fantastic job of keeping the car immaculate would be an understatement.

Since taking ownership of the car I have:

- Replaced the problematic electric windows with manual windows (all electric parts will come with the car)

- Replaced 20 year old stock speakers with new Pioneer items

- replaced CD player with Pioneer CD/MP3 player with AUX input

- added a phone/iPod holder which replaces the stared ashtray

The car has been driven approximately 15 times and less than 1,000kms since I bought it. The rest of the time it has been sitting in my garage.

Price and contact information:

I'm asking $8,500 which includes all of the modifications as listed above. The car is registered to 29 December 2010 (10 months). The price is slightly higher than what I paid for it, I am simply looking to recoup the money that I have spent on the car.

- The car is currently garaged and is available for inspection in Summer Hill (outside of work hours).

- You can contact me via PM or onyou are interested and would like more information about the car.

Thanks,

Paul

To stop people asking via PM - I am not interested in swaps and I won't be tempted by lowball offers.

Edited by R31Nismoid

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