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For sale: 2001 Spec S S15

Asking Price: $27,000 ono

Killometer's: 76 000

Manual or Automatic transmission: Manual

Modifications:

3" Turbo back exhaust

High flow catalytic converter

Apexi pod filter

Blitz turbo timer

Blitz Boost gauge

Air Diversion plate

Nismo aero front bar (genuine)

Spec R side skirts

Cusco Strut brace

Alpine head unit with ipod adaptor

Volk GT-7 18" rims

With its minor mods it has made 171rwkw.

Registration: Yes 11 Months 01/02/08

Crash History: No Accident History - Inspection Welcome

Other Comment's about the vehicle:

Always garaged, well looked after, Servied every 5000khm without fail.

I have driven this thing like a baby, rarely thrashed or taken near red line, but i do it from time to time. i wont lie about that

Super clean car with, minor scrathes (will supply touch up paint if required)

Im a really picky basrtard and All mods have been genuine. i hate fake shit!

The car has been dyno'ed recently at Power tune and made 171rwkw.

Willing to trade depending on car.

Contact detail's: Joey

PM or email [email protected]

or call 0413400047

Pics below or visit http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s10/JoK3R7/

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*edit* type-o

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