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selling my beloved Stagea RS4S,

Has been a great wagon but time to move on....

Nissan Stagea RS4S Days neo edition

12/1999 Yellow, Days front day and side skirts.

Factory 5 speed Manual, Attesa AWD, RB25DET Neo

New brake pads all round, Full service inc timing belt, water pump and all Idlers.

Greddy FMIC, Blitz exhaust, HKS suspension and pod, 52mm Alloy Radiator

18x9.5 +15 DTM and 245/40R18 tyres

RWC and QLD rego

$11000 ono

Gold Coast

Sam 0423 648 114

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I've got two 96 Stags, one is N/A and the other an Rs4, and we are trying to get an R33 , 4 door.

I know you want it, Good price too.....

  • 3 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...

Did not get the 33 4 door, got an R32 GT with a few upgrades. My son drives it as I am still fixing the 25G where someone backed into it. Mrs66 will have it then I can start on my RS4.

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