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For Sale: 2002 Nissan Stagea NM35 250t RS Four V

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The dream is dead.

I wanted to do so much with this car, but we're moving to a single income soon, and need something more family friendly, and less harsh on the hip pocket.

 

Things to be aware of:

Located in Northern suburbs of Victoria.

Everything is pretty stock standard, apart from the radio, which is bluetooth and aux compatible.

Recently replaced crank angle sensors, and have a spare in the back too.

I know it needs rear pads and rotors, but otherwise mechanically sound, will have had a minor service by the time you inquire.

Has done 201,000 k's.

A bit of paint fading on the right hand mirror shell.

Rego expires in February.

 

Asking price is $7,500 but feel free to make me an offer (nothing ridiculous, please)

Feel free to ask me anything about the car, and I'll do my best to answer.

 

Also, sorry for crap photos, too many cars to move around, and it was too damn hot that day.

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