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1989 180sx originally CA18DET automatic

Now running a healthy redtop SR20DET & matching 5spd manual box

Odometer stopped at 112,000kms. Estimate 150,000kms.

Factory midnight blue paint, starting to get a bit average

Factory CA18 front lip

Sunroof!

Stock turbo/fuel system/ecu

Exedy heavy duty clutch

FMIC and stainless piping

3' GKTech cat-back exhaust

TEIN coilovers all round with Cusco front camber plates

16' super advan wheels with 205/55 tyres all round, great tread

Tight R200 diff (chirps when u-turning)

Solid steering column bush

Extra lock tie-rod end spacers

Pod filter

Walboro fuel pump

Mod plated as a 2 seater.

Just had a decent service - oil, oil filter, coolant, gearbox oil and brake fluid all changed. Water pump was replaced when motor was installed with a genuine Nissan item.

Selling with no rego/rwc. As is, where is. Starts and drives. Will need a mod plate for the SR20DET to get it rego'd again.

$7500 ono. Make an offer, need it gone ASAP!

You can contact me via PM or call/txt 0418 708 307.

Car is located at inner north side Brisbane.

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