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Hey,

For sale is my 1982 skyline dr30. Its a quick car and would make a great daily/tack or drifter. It comes with a rwc and has about 5 months rego on it. The engine in it is a fj20et, has a bigger turbo, waste gate, bov, Haltec ECU and puts out 290rwhp. The car has run a 12 second pass on a different suspension set up. Has mesh wheels with almost brand new tyres and no rust! Interior is very clean with an almost prefect dash and centre console and nardi steering wheel! Has adjustable coilovers in the rear and stiff springs in the front.

Im somewhat neg on the price so hit me up. I will look at swaps aswell, pretty keen on a rotary or a datsun (1200, 1600, 510 ect...) or an ae86, anything else feel free to offer worst I can say is no, but please be sensible with the offers. This car would make a perfect drift car or track car; hasn't been thrashed or tracked before.

Number plates will probably come with the car as I have no use for them. The car will have roughly 5 months rego and a RWC. I also have a box of spares to go with the car worth about 500$.

If you have any questions feel free to contact me on 0406756553 or via pm.

Thanks.

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