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I recently (and regretfully) bought my mrs an S14 series 1 in Auto. It's as clean as you can get, with 180,xxx on the speedo and full service history to go along with it. It's the luxury model so it has the sunroof, the different front bar with the fog lights etc. The motor is as stock as a rock, and the only modification is a cat-back exhaust - other than that the car is in factory condition. The car is completely unmolested, never been boosted and never even had a front-mount intercooler because the battery tray is still in tact and untouched. If you want a car that's "worked off it's tits", then close this window. If you want a car that's been very well maintained throughout, then send me a PM

Apparently, the car makes her look like too much of a "Maria" so she doesn't want it... She'd rather drive her Proton GTI (go figure), so now I've cracked it and I'm sick of driving my TX3 around - I want a manual turbo car for myself.

I'm asking $7,000ono only because I know the condition of it. I'm not in a rush to sell it, but I'm interested in a trade for possibly a 180SX or something within a similar price range. Open to any inspection, bring it on

Will get pics up within the next few days. PM me or call/SMS 0488-582-587. Willing to swap for a stock/clean 180 (prefer type-x) in manual + cash either way depending on condition.

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