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89 Pintara Wagon. 350Rwkw+ For Sale Or Swap

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Hi all.

I am looking to sell or even better swap my 89 Pintara wagon

I've just recently rebuilt it and im still running it in. I had some big plans for it so it was built right and built to last. I was planning on trying to squeeze around the 350RWKW mark out of it on E85 but there is no reason why it shouldn't handle more. The only thing that should hold it back would be the stock exh manifold.

Mod list:

S1 rb25 rebuilt literally a few weeks ago.

Eagle h beams

Cp 86.5 forgies

Acl race series mains and big ends

Arp head studs and rod bolts

Head rebuilt with new seals etc all Nissan stuff.

800cc injectors

Atr43g3 internal wastegate

Full 3" exhaust

Clutch is custom exedy sports tuff but with modified pivot point and ceramic button plate

Rb25 turbo box

Bw lsd with 28 spline axles

Tein front camber adjustable coilovers

King springs in rear

Full rose jointed castor arms etc

R33 brakes

Gts wheels (r31)

Walbro 460l e85 pump

Haltech e11v2

Car looks completely stock apart from wheels. Stock interior, the lot.

In fact I have been pulled over for rbt and they haven't even looked at the car.

I did a road tune and 500km on 98 and have done another road tune and so far 400km on E85. Almost ready to put it on the dyno and go for it.

It has r31 GTS wheels and brand n rubber. I can send pics of engine build etc if required.

Awesome car for someone who wants a quick car but also needs

Something that is a bit practical and can take kids. Has tow bar etc.

Fully engineered and legal. Passed RWC/Pink slip 2 weeks ago and just put 6 months rego on it.

Only reason i am selling because i need a 4WD.

TBH i have no idea what its worth so im going to say $7000 and offers from there. Also be keen to swap for a 4WD.

I will get more photos and put them up when the weather clears up.

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Had plenty of compliments and a couple of lowballers but no reasonable offers. Think I'd rather keep it and sell the wife's car than sell dirt cheap. Time to keep going with the project. Thanks anyway guys.

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