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1997 Nissan Stagea, RS-4. (AWD Turbo, RB25DET) Automatic
Have put a lot of time and effort into this car, Non Smoker, Rego till June 2014
Has been kept very clean inside out, the interior still looks brand new with no marks, fades or damage to the seats.
*PRICE LISTED IS WITHOUT WHEELS* comes with 17" GTT Stockies

I have converted the front end to a BNR34 (R34 GT-R, Z-tune)
All parts purchased, via Import Monster.
The front end has been resprayed and colour matched to the factory pearl white paint which is still in excellent condition all around. Car is in good nick all around,

I do require to fix a few minor issues before sale such as the bonnet struts that hold the bonnet up as need to be adjusted a little bit better. (Am picky with how things look.)

Engine has not been touched/modified, apart from a custom front mount intercooler (return flow for legal reasons) no holes cut in body. I have only modified this car visually as I have just used it as a daily since ownership, have serviced the car every 10,000km's.


Parts consist of:
GTT Stockies
Custom Made 2.5" Return-flow intercooler (By JD Autoworx)
BC BR fully adjustable coilovers (height, damper, spring preload)
Genuine Seibon Carbon Fibre Z-tune Bonnet
BNR34 Z-Tune front bar
BNR34 Z-Tune front lip
R34 Xenon Headlights + HID Kit Installed
Nismo front clear indicators
Custom R34 front wide guards to suit stagea body
S2 Stagea clear taillights
Genuine stagea floor mats.
Custom plates included: STAG34
Alarm + Immobilizer.

The car will be sold with ALL the stock parts i have for this car, which includes the entire stagea front end: front bar, all lights, indicators, guards, even have factory option items which i have not had a chance to put in such as the dual factory twin sunroofs + more.
More than happy to throw it all in + some more goodies I have for it, take it all as i will have no use for it once the car is sold.

This is an awesome daily/cruiser, great to drive day to day and turns a lot of peoples heads as you drive past. Kept it and simple, looked after well and is a perfect example of a clean stagea!

Please contact if genuinely interested, no test pilots. $16,000

If i do not pick up please feel free to send a text message through and I will get back to you as soon as i can.

Thanks

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