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No dreamers or joy riders. This car has been called a weapon, driving skill's and some training is a must.

Car is in Perth, WA, has been seen at MC's, AutoAction and Barbagallo numerous times, including some quick flybuys on Racescar.

Price reduced, not negotiable, $26K, this car has had $40K spent on it.

1993 Nissan Skyline GTS25T black, approximately 125,000km's, engine rebuilt at 80,000 with ceramic coated pistons and custom work (as supplied does 12s quarters). This car has been setup for track and road use and has been used as an every day vehicle (runs reliably despite the large power output), list of modifications are as follows:-

Front and rear suspension replaced with Koni and Bilstein's, lowered

OZ Racing 17" rims 265 rear 235 front currently running Bridgestone RE55S Potenza with plenty of rubber

Carbon fibre aero bonnet (three outlets and airpod intake) with bonnet pins and normal locking mechanism

3" complete exhaust system with APEXI N1 muffler

Large K&N air filter with front air duct piping (both bonnet and spoiler)

Large custom front mount intercooler

Modified plenum

Davie's Craig electric fan

Oil catch tank

PWR race radiator rated at 700HP (all hoses replaced and new clamps using Redline Water Wetter)

Greddy Turbo Timer

APEXI AVC-R (boost controller with solenoid)

APEXI boost and exhaust temperature guages (pillar mounted)

Tweaked MINES ECU

Heat exchanger, water pump, power steering hoses, steering bushes, rear discs and pads and airconditioning motor has all been replaced recently

Alpine remote control 3CD In Dash stereo (four speakers and two tweeters)

Climate control

Central locking and alarm/immobiliser

Car at night looks like the space shuttle

Parts packaged with the car

Set of four Black Super Advan 18" rims 265 with Yokohama DNA rubber (brand new)

JUN flares

OS Giken 2-Way Superlock LSD (brand new!)

Ganador electric mirrors

Original bonnet

Spare engine (95 GTS Series II), yes you heard right a spare engine!

This is a package deal, I will NOT separate any items.

Car is road registered and has permits for the carbon fibre bonnet, PWR radiator, strut brace and air filter.

Serious enquiries ONLY to [email protected].

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