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A very regretful sale unfortantly but time has come to move onto bigger and better things.

Sale of the car will for see the purchase of a house.

Engine, suspension & management work -

- Standard Series 1 turbo rebuilt & high-flowed

- Apexi dual channel air-pod

- Hybrid copy front mount intercooler

- RDA SLOTTERED ROTORS

- Tein coilovers

- PowerFC + Hand Controller

- BOSCH 040 Fuel Pump

- Exedy hyper-twin platted clutch (rated at 1200HP)

- Full nismo 3" racing exhaust

- SPLITFIRE COILPACK

- NISMO 555cc INJECTORS

- Z32 AIR FLOW METRE

- Using EBC GREEN TRACK RACING BREAK PADS

- Front & Rear strut bar

- OIL COOLER AND RELOCATOR KIT

- APEXI AVC-R & RSM

- BOOST GAUGE Centre console ASH-TRAY replacement

- Apexi pen Turbo Timer.

- Mongoose Alarm (with boot release).

Exterior work -

- 400R Front Bar

- Nismo Oil cap, 2004 version NISMO fuel cap & APEXI 1.3BAR BOOST RADIATOR CAP

- Nismo Leather Gear Knob & Nismo Seat belt shoulder pads

- GANADOR STYLE SIDE REVIEW MIRRORS

Interior work -

- Custom made White Face Dials for Speedo & RPM, etc

- Custom resprayed centre console from standard black to grey

- Custom made leather gear stick shifter & hand break with nismo embrioded on it

- ***** NEW STEERING WHEEL JUST BEEN PURCHASED AND INSTALLED *****

In-Car Entertainment System -

- Alpine 500WAT 4Chan AMP

- Alpine MP3 & DVD Headdeck

- Alpine front & rear speakers and tweeters (only at the front)

- Blankrupt 12" subwoofer

- NO-NAME 7" DVD & TV Screen

Over 20k has already been spent on this car. Purchasing this will save you alot of money.

Buy this car and only things really required for anyone to do to produce more power out of it is upgrade the turbo, manifold, etc.

Car has been serviced every 5,000 - 10,000k's. Next service is this wknd (17-03-2007).

The car has been featured in this year's QLD Skyline Calendar and also will be in issue 56 of the Autosalon magazine yet to be released.

I still have the standard ECU to which your more then happy to have with the purchase of the car.

I've kept it in case at anytime the PowerFC may fail and you've got a standard ECU to get you to a mechanic to fix anything needed/required.

Year & Series: 1993, Series 1 GTS-T

K's done: 146,000

The 100,000k service was completed in Japan before it was shipped over here.

Location: Brisbane, QLD.

Price: $20,000 $19,000 $18,500 (Open to reasonable offers).

Contact: PM ME

Any questions, please feel free to ask. More then happy to answer them to help see the sale of this car.

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CAR IS STILL FOR SALE!!!!

Your getting a pretty good deal with the amount of mods already done to this car!!!!!

Open to reasonable offers.

Car is in A1 condition and have never had a problem with it.

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