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time to move on from my beloved nissan. im the origional owner since its been in australia!

the vehicle has spent most of its life in the shed (like most of our cars) as ive always had daily's / work vehicles, so it has very low km's and most if not all hp parts have less than 5-10k on them since being bought from new.

it has been on the mallala racetrack once, and sat on a dynco less than a handfull of times, besides that it has been prodominantly a personal tarmac hills car and used to take a girl or two out on dates.

has a list of parts as long as anyones arm, but i cant be arsed typing all night. so here is a quick list

rb25det engine and box

high mounted garret GT3082 externally gated

Genuine Greddy inlet manifold

nismo injectors

splitfires, z32 etc etc

nistune live ecu

custom exhaust 3" to the diff and then 2x2.5" pipes out back

4x 18"x9.5"+18 work emotion R11's (white)

Tein adj coilovers and mostly all adj arms (camber, traction rods, caster etc etc)

33gtr seats

cool sterio and stuff

pager alarm system

33gtr seats

(plus much more)

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was last tuned in adelaide at morpower by simon P, 308kw @19psi and the rear wheels

am not looking forward to seeing this drive away from me, i dont really "have" to sell it! but i have just lost the passion for imports. so time to try and move her on!

price - $17,000 (reasonable offers considered)

located - adelaide, south australia (north east)

phone - 0400 874 044

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