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Nissan Cefiro A31 1989
RB25DET Series 2 late model
Rebuilt in Adelaide, have papers from previous owner with dates and specs
Serviced every 5000km with Penrite Oil
Reconditioned RB20 gearbox
Heavy Duty Clutch, plenty of meat
Boost Tee running 11pound
GTR BOV
GTR intercooler
Walbro Fuel pump
HKS Mushroom Air filter
Air con will work, all that is needed is air con belt
No Hicas
Standard LSD
HIDs
Yellow fog lights
Please Text me for Engine Bay pics

To be fitted: New Front and Dump and cannon with exhaust tuck.

Full interior
R32 GTST front seats
Floor mats
Left air vent is intact
Boost, Oil Press, Water Temp Drift gauges in middle vents
Trust Gear knob
Weather Shields
Kenwood Head unit
**Large Mirror not included**
**Genuine NARDI is not included**
**Licence Plates and Tilt device not included**
A fake Nardi steering wheel will be fitted on purchase
Rear right window does not work, all that’s needed is a control unit plugged in on that particular door. Easy fix, if willing to pay $40 for a used one.

Wheels – Cosmis Mogul VCP-S5R (Concave Wheel) 17 x 9 +22 Offset 17 x 10 +22 Offset
15mm Bolt on KTS spacers on front, Steel wheel nuts.
Brakes – 5 Stud R33 callipers and hubs front and rear
Suspension – D2 racing Coil overs 12kg fronts and 10kg rear
GKtech rear castor rods, JJR rear camber arms and extra lock washers.

Autech full Kit, Fiberglass. It has been repaired a few times by me and previous owners but still could use some love. But it is very hard to come by now days.
Paint is Average. Roof is wrapped with carbon wrap.
A few dents here and there.
Aerial works
35% Suntek tint which is legal
Full Alarm and Central Locking

$11 500 with concaved rims, rego till Jan 2014 and RWC
Can negotiate if rims and rego are not wanted


NO SWAPS please!
Text and Email Preferred!

JackJack

0434515257

[email protected]

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