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1988 Nissan Cefiro

RB20DET

5spd Manual

165000k's

Dark green

Elec Windows/Mirrors

Mechanically in VGC

Paint in GC

Located in Melbourne

Mods:

Trust front mount intercooler

Bee-r cat back exhaust

Bosch 040 Fuel pump

Pod filter

Tuned ECU

Cusco catch can

Cusco coilovers(12000k's)height/damper adjustabe with camber tops

Cusco strut brace

Catch can

Adj. castor rods

BBS alloys

Greddy guages(boost,oil temp/press, water temp)

Recaro drivers seat

Momo s/wheel

JVC CD/MP3

2x spare 17" alloys

spare front bar

$9,900

comes with 12 months registration

email: [email protected]

call or sms 0411716087

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if your cars is still up for sale in feb/march i will keen as and will love to take this car of your hands

would you take a trade plus cash your way for a S2 r31gt passage with S3 up dates (aus)

rb20det (silvertop) manual needs a bit of work but still runs very well

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