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For sale: 2001 Nissan 200SX ADM (Pewter)

Asking Price: $12,500 ONO (Open to offers)

Kilometer’s: 70,XXX kms

Manual or Automatic transmission: Manual 6 Speed

Engine Type: SR20DET 2.0 Blacktop

Modifications: Factory Stock

Complianced: ADM

Road Worthy Certificate: Yes

Registration: Yes. Rego till March 07'

Crash History: One crash. Was the CLEANEST stock s15 in NSW before a car rear ended it. (Still has the plastic seal/cover on interior parts from factory)

Other Comment's about the vehicle:

Before the accident, this car was a true example of a clean s15 in Aus. Had been dead stock its entire life, never been tracked, never been boosted and taken well care of. Full log book service history, only got the best. Motul 8100 and redline oils.

Was also serviced by Josh at Proconcept, for ALL mechanical work during my ownership. It is very unfortunate that it had to go like this.

For more details. Please PM

Pics below.

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  • 9 months later...

Mate i think he has moved on to better and bigger things, read the date ....about 1 yr ago :rolleyes:

quote name='LEXREX' date='5 Aug 2007, 09:42 AM' post='3269442']

Are the airbags gone? can you post more photo's of the actual damage please?

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