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Item: 1996 series 2 nissan skyline manual

Location: westbrook

Item Condition: has a few little niggles that i am hoping to have repaired soon. front bar is being repaired, tapet cover gaskets are on order and will hopefully be replaced this week.

Reason for Selling: need to buy a ute for work and for the bike, so its not practical to keep it anymore.

Price: $13000 ono NEED TO SELL

Extra Info: Car has been fitted with bodykit with blue vinyls and the GTR wing and set of 17 inch wheels. Motor has VL 3L bottom end, with forged internals, HKS turbo (slightly bigger then standard, still running stock boost), intercooler, bosch fuel pump, nismo exhaust. Made 200rwhp on 7psi. Car will come with spare vinyls, 2 subs, amp, and neons. Thats the main stuff covered, im sure i have forgotten some things if you want to know more give me a call.

New Mods- Microtech computer, centreforce brass button clutch, dual stage boost. New power figure of 307rwhp at 11psi.

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Contact Details: call blake on 0411299052 or PM me, cheers.

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