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im putting my ceffy up for sale once again, had a mess around with the swap that was ment to go down but that went down the pooper after i put a lot of work into the car. anyway heres some specs

1989 Nissan Cefiro

5speed manual

rb20det

FMIC

aftermarket fuelpump

17" mesh style wheels decent tyres

Pioneer cd player with pioneer rear speakers and alpine front speakers

all electrics

rear cusco coilovers

Front tokico front sus, hard and firm ride

TSL tune.. makes 142rwkw (have dyno sheets)

series 2 front bar. could use a nice aftermarket bar but i dont have the money to spend on getting one

aftermarket sideskirts

aftermarket rearbar

full 3" exhaust from turbo back

[EDIT] - car has 122XXX kays on the clock..

looks and sounds tuff..

PRICE $12500ono PRICE DROP $11000 ono

any questions just shoot me a PM or call me on 0411684008

or email me on [email protected]

cheers

-Sammy

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