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hey guys

i am selling my friends 180sx

Some of the things done to the car:

- ca18det auto

- full wide body

- Full body kit, front, side and rear bar

- 18 inch wheels - 225/40/18's

- Custom green colour, black roof and bonnet which has been recently updated with a fresh coat of paint

- 15 inch sub in box with amplifier

- Sports steering wheel

- Neon set under the car

- 3 inch cat back exhaust with canon on the end

- turbo smart blow off valve

- After market head unit - not sure on the brand but is really good

- car has done 127,XXX's

- Carbon fibre bonnet

- Custom tail lights - the clear ones

- Roof scope

- Also has lazy eye

- gauges mounted on the a pillar

The car has been entered in many competitions, recently was in the auto salon that just passed

As the car is green and stands out, it gets a lot of attention and because there aren't a lof of modifications to the engine, it has never got a canary before. This is the ultimate crusing car that needs nothing else to be done. There is rego on the car but im not sure how long there is left, hell be able to tell you

Im looking for $15,000 ono for the car

As i am only selling the car for my friend, if you guys have any questions call Mohamed on 0401500051 and hell answer any questions needed.

The car is currently is the south eastern suburbs, Endeavour hills,

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