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Hey guys i have my 1997 s14 series 2 for sale.

Good points:

turbo manual

4 months rego

tein coilovers front, no name coilovers rear

front mount intercooler

warlbro fuel pump

3 inch cat back exhaust

pod filter

turbosmart single stage boost controller with in cabin switch (low boost: stock, high boost: 12psi)

drifteks 17x9/9.5 unknown offset

25mm bolt on front spacers, can also throw in some slip ons

also comes with full set of stockies with good tyres

fake defi boost guage

odyssey battery

sony headunit with after market speakers

has 255,xxxkms on the clock but engine was replaced back in 2004 i think (have reciepts)

engine runs perfect never skips a beat, any tests welcome.

Not so good points:

Needs a respray. I bought it with a massive unpainted bodykit and it was painted green. I have replaced the bodykit with standard body parts but it is still an array of different colours. Having said that, the body is dead straight and has no dents.

high beams dont work

has aircon but needs regas.

interior is in decent condition, has standard leather seats but the top of the rear seat is badly cracked.

$6600 ono

Located Blacktown area, Sydney NSW

Contact Steve 0422881079

Having trouble posting pics so i can mms or email pics. Will try and sort this out asap.

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