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WTB - Early 90's model Bluebird SSS Attesa Turbo

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Hi guys

I have been looking around for one of these on and off for a while, and I have just let one slip through my fingers.

Does anyone know where I could get one of these, SE QLD area. Preferably manual. I am talking about the Jap spec U13 SSS Attesa with the SR20DET and 4WD drivetrain.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Brett

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Hi there, I have the Aust version. Just to let you know they are exact size and shape so you can easily change motor and drivetrain, cause it all fits - Knew someone who did it. It seems easier to get your hands on motor and drivtrain than it is to find that car.

Other reason to consider aust version has heaps better interior and options, like Head up display, Cruise etc.

Mine is manual and white.

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