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Make: Nissan

Model: 1997 N15 Pulsar Sedan

Milage: 171,000kms

Colour: Metallic Blue

Location: Kenmore, West Brisbane

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $12,000 negotiable

Website: http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/priva...x=mode+matchany

Contact: Mike 0421 736 225

I don't come online often so call or msg me for a quicker response

Item Condition: Excellent & Unique

Reason for Selling: Buying a turbo car

Comments / Modifications:

-5 Speed Manual

-1.6L DOHC

-A/C P/S etc

-Complete custom made bodykit w/ GTR front bar

-Dark Tints

-Slotted Rotors w/ Red Calipers

-18" Enkei Wheels ($3000 new)

-Coilovers: sits low w/ awesome handling

-Extractors and 2 1/4" exhaust to a big canon - nice note, not drony

It was a Northfield show car, so has all the bells and whistles:

-Custom Black Interior: retrimmed ceiling, gunmetal-silver dash, door trims, carpet and rear seats

-Momo Steering Wheel

-Cobra Bucket Seats in the front (v comfy!)

-Top of the range Alpine/Eclipse Sound System

-Alpine mp3/wma headunit

-Alpine cd changer custom mounted into the passenger side dash

-Eclipse splits in the front & rear

-Alpine Type R 15" sub in custom box in the boot

-Fusion interior & underbody white neon kit

-Viper Alarm System (top of the range w/ digital pager and remote engine start)

-Personalised plates THA71 ("That one")

-plus heaps more that I've missed, this is just going from the top of my head

It's a unique hot 4, turns heads, great as a cruiser/practical daily, great for P-platers and is very efficient to run.

All the money has been spent with attention to every detail, so nothing needs to be done.

Images:

pulsar.jpg

cheers.

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