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Extraordinarily good condition 1997 Nissan S13 180SX type X manual

This car was manufactured in Feb/Mar 1997 and was produced towards the end of the production run for the S13 type X before Nissan changed to the S14 Sylvia.It is considered by many to be the best type in it's class.

This car would certainly suite someone who wants a complete, origional, best condition, unmolested , fully serviced , low kilometre example of this fine marque.

The car is in excellent condition and all servicing is completely up to date including brakes (new pads, rotors skimmed) , gearbox completely serviced with all new bearings , syncros linished, replaced idler shaft, clutch (new) , diff , coolant . body lube and all other service items done , all the turbo gaskets have been replaced from the engine exhaust manifold to the cat, turbo checked out no shaft play. A cylinder check has been done and all cylinders show good, receipts for all sevicing and work come with the car.

The tyres were replaced on 04/10/11 with new Nexen C6000 .

The cars runs beautifully and is nicely quick , it uses 10.3 litres to the 100 killometers city driving with a moderate right foot..

QLD registered until JAN 2012.

The only modifications on this car are the wheels which are genuine model 6 AVS (very light) , 17x7 F and 17x8 rear , the head unit which has been upgraded to a NOS (new old stock) Nissan double din 6 stacker, the gearstick and boot which have been upgraded to genuine Nissan GTR replacements and window tint.

An aftermarket alarm / immobiliser is fitted.there is also a factory fitted manual glass sunroof complete with a new factory liner (usualy missing).

The car has only 80250 kilometers , it is tight and drives exceptionaly well , it shows no signs of ever being modified or thrashed and is in very good mechanical condition with both paint and interior origional and in very nice condition

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Price depends on the deal if trading but $11990.00 would be about it for a straight sale.

I'm wanting a Mazda MX5 NA6 but the right NA8 could be OK whatever must be in nice condition. cash +/- either way depending on car if trading.

The car is garaged in Helensvale.

I can be contacted on (07) 5519 9900 or just post or pm me,

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Damn I've just found the car I want to buy so I need to sell before I assault my credit car so the price is down to $11490.00 and my arm could be twistable for a fast cash sale--I realy don't want to have to card it :no:

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