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Well the time has come to sell my 1993 N14 Pulsar SSS Japspec

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Kms: 210,000

Transmission: Manual

Condition is great, few marks on the outside as per a car of this age, interior is in great condition. I spent 400 buying a new dash surround from nissan because they are all cracked by the time they are this old. No marks on seats, rips, cigarette burns etc. Has new clean floor mats. Steering wheel in great condition, gearstick a bit worn but still fine.

Car comes with kenwood usb head unit and alpine type s front speakers, less than a year old, never cranked up. If u want this removed i will sell the car for $500 less

Car comes with original log books, im only the 4th owner of the car and have had in just over a year. Im selling due to un upgrage to a s15...

These cars have good power and fuel economy from the sr20de engine. the engine is completely standard and never sees anything over about 5000 rpm, it is just my a to b daily car because my 32 became unfriendly to drive every day.

Im located in brisbane

The price is $4500

Contact me via pm thanks

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Well the time has come to sell my 1993 N14 Pulsar SSS Japspec

Details

Kms: 210,000

Transmission: Manual

Condition is great, few marks on the outside as per a car of this age, interior is in great condition. I spent 400 buying a new dash surround from nissan because they are all cracked by the time they are this old. No marks on seats, rips, cigarette burns etc. Has new clean floor mats. Steering wheel in great condition, gearstick a bit worn but still fine.

Car comes with kenwood usb head unit and alpine type s front speakers, less than a year old, never cranked up. If u want this removed i will sell the car for $500 less

Car comes with original log books, im only the 4th owner of the car and have had in just over a year. Im selling due to un upgrage to a s15...

These cars have good power and fuel economy from the sr20de engine. the engine is completely standard and never sees anything over about 5000 rpm, it is just my a to b daily car because my 32 became unfriendly to drive every day.

Im located in brisbane

The price is $4500

Contact me via pm thanks

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