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Pro2835

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regret selling this car as it never get driven and just siting in my garage i bought the car brand new....spend alot of time and money on the car so it just a waste sitting in the garage car has only done 22000ks and its a 2002 model its been full repsrayed custom candy orange/copper colour

here r the mods

sunroof

hybrid gt frontmount intercooler

garrett 440hp hi mount turbo

oil cooler

256 tomei cams and cam gears

sard regulator

850cc sard injectors

greddy plenuem

greddy type r BOV

koyo radiator

tien HA suspension

tein camber top

r32 gt front breaks

surge tank

external fuel pump

half rollcage

swade blue interior

nismo strut brace

apexi exhurst

full cwest widebody kit

19in lenso wheels

kenwood indash tv

power fc

avcr boost controller

momo steering wheel

clear tail lights

hid headlights

brand new heavy duty clutch

whiteline sway bars

the car ran 12.8 at 1 bar of boost at 112mph and now with more power it should do better...the car is in top show room condition in and out..

asking for $39500...pm me if your interested..the car is also fully engineerd at the rta..will consider a trade for a s2000 depending on yr model number plates r not for sale

here r some pictures

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a157/vilain/VILAIN/9.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a157/vilain/VILAIN/1.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a157/vilain/VILAIN/12.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a157/vilain/VILAIN/10.jpg

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