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1992 Nissan Silvia S13 Club Q

Near stock, only has exhaust, air filter mods and 18 Inch chrome wheels.

I am the second owner since it was imported (purchased Feb 2001, complied Jan 2001).

I have always serviced it with regular oil changes (using Mobil half synthetic at the moment) and new genuine Nissan filters. It has been cared for all of its life, and has been always garaged since I have owned it.

It has been dyno tuned and new platinum spark plugs fitted. This ensured that it has been running correctly since I bought it, and I have always used 98 octane petrol (BP Ultimate)(curently running on shell optimax due to BP Ultimate Shortage in Canberra)

The Club Q spec has everything that the K has, but without the turbo.. same size wheels/tyres, variable intermittent wipes etc.

SR20DE Engine (2 Litre) (2.25 Inch Cat Back Exhaust, Uni Filter and Modified Air Box (supply the original unmodded one as well), Advanced Timed using dyno)

5 Speed Manual

Super HICAS Four Wheel Steering (which means it has factory fitted K (Turbo model) suspension handles great!!!)

ABS

Climate Control Air Conditioning

Power Windows and Mirrors

Recently Installed CD Player & Pioneer splits also included Factory 10 stack CD Player / Tape Deck

Alarm with 3 Point Active Immobiliser

157,000kms

Recent Gear and Diff Oil change and check by mechanic / 7 month old Battery

All tyres are in excellent condition (1 extra setsincluded with 2 brand new tyres)

Rego till May (ACT)

Tinted Windows

Pearl White

Pictures Avaliable on Request.

Contact me (dayne Via PM) to arrange inspection

Please note.. this car is NOT a dodgy ex-drift car, with a ruined interior like many you see, or a car with multiple accident damage. This car is 100% straight and has NEVER been abused. This car was purchased after looking at many and many examples of s13 silvias... and was by far the best! First buyer whos genuine to see will buy! :P

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