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1993 2Ltr M 180Sx $$$ In Receipts Bargain $6500

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Hi all

Selling my 1993 180sx, red in vgc, 105.000kms hardly driven, 2nd owner since imported in 2002, still have the import papers, fully complied and registered in vic. plenty of reg manual. engine is fully standard apart from rear muffler and has never been boosted wich is quite rare these days.

the paint is in good condition see pics and the interior is excellent, it has s14 s2 front seats and it still even has the original tape deck from nissan.

standard shift knob and steering wheel in excellent condition, in these pics the car isnt even washed

the car is always garage and looked after and was only modded as i wanted to start to get into drifting but before i started to modify the engine i decided to sell it..

im at work so i dont have my receipt book with me, but ill write a few things down off the top of my head and re post later when i get home if i have missed anything.

exterior

- side skirts

- rear pods

- wangan drift wing $$$

- 17"white powder coated wheels

- cant remember what the brand of the tyres are but they are practically new and cost me over a grand, have receipts

its got fully adjustable camber and caster kits, new shockers and springs, full underbody sway bars and a skyline brake upgrade kit, as i said theres plenty more but i just have to wait till i get home and re post.

but seriously, this thing handles superbly, its easy to say but you cant imagine untill you drive it, it stops on a dime too..

i tell you now, you will not find one like this at this price, i have nearly $10,000 in receipts as proof and all it needs is performance mods and off you go racing.

i am firm with the price a as this is a great starting point, its priced cheaper then a standard 180sx 2ltr, yet has nothing to be spent on handling, usually the last thing on peoples mind.

as i said, its a bargain for what it is, any questions and your welcome to ask

cheers

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found a few receipts in my car

wheels and tyres $2080

double adjustable front/rear koni

front/rear springs

adjustable front/rear sway bars

lower inner front pivot bushes

caster front bushes

lower rear trailing arm bushes

upper rear camber adjustable bushes

rear crossmember bush kit $3856.90

4 stud s13/skyline brake conversion $990

reco alternator $253

service and tune $332

turbo manifold studs

ajust exaust $623

service and tune $519

immobiliser $384

rear wing $290

cat for exhaust $90

battery $80

total $9577

cheers

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