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hey guys for sale -

Item:

Black 1985 Nissan 200ZR 4 seater Manual

218XXX ks on the car - engine is a silvertop RB20DET from a r32 skyline and is said to only have about 150000 on it

mods -

Skyline r32 silvertop conversion

standard redtop top mount intercooler

MSD v6 commodore coil conversion

HKS blow off valve and intercooler piping

Full 3 inch exhaust from the turbo back with hi-flow metal cat

boost gauge and turbo timer

GFB boost controller

front coilovers with wheel spacers

if sold for the right price, a brand new front mount intercooler will be included

Pioneer 7950UB head unit with ipod control and usb input

Fusion powerplant 6x9s in rear tray

Comes with 4 Skyline r33 rims and tires, 2 need tires replaced, also comes with two z32 300zx wheels and tires

Immobiliser and alarm

Im sure theres more that i cant think of at the moment

Registered till 23 June.

Please feel free to come have a look. Contact me on 0430365458.

Location: Penrith area NSW

Price: Asking $3000 ono

Thanks guys

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