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Make/Model: Hr31 passage series 3

Year: 1988

Kilometers: 110xxx

Transmission type: Manual

Engine: Rb25 neo from an r34

Colour: Silver

Modifications: Top mount Hybrid turbo, 38mm external gate with screamer, 3 inch zorst, front mount intercooler, coilovers, gredy plenum, r32 gtr radiator, projector head lighs, alarm.

Registered: 3 months just been put on it

Accident History: Hit a retaining wall on the front left gaurd at low speed up a drive way but i have replaced the gaurd.

Asking Price: $9500

Location: O'sullivan beach SA

Contact Details: call me 0433174833 or pm me

Other Comments:

I have had this car for about 2 and a half years now and have just got this motor all wired up with the battery relocated into the boot. The motor came out of an r34 with 33xxx on the clock original, i didnt really believe it till we looked at the cams and they still have the machining marks on them.

The skyzie also has a locked diff and 220rwkws.

The car is too fast for me, when i was building it my brother died in a car accident driving a fast car, so its not what i want any more, Im open for swaps for a datto or van or any thing lol

No joy riders!

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Edited by datto_sw

gday bloke

just wondering if you still had the 31 and if so if you would be interested in trades with my Mitsubishi eterna ( basically a vr4 with a hatch back ) its in immaculate condition with 70k on the clock has all the bells and whistles like 4wd, abs, new ac, power every thing but yea just throwing it out there

cheers mike

gday bloke

just wondering if you still had the 31 and if so if you would be interested in trades with my Mitsubishi eterna ( basically a vr4 with a hatch back ) its in immaculate condition with 70k on the clock has all the bells and whistles like 4wd, abs, new ac, power every thing but yea just throwing it out there

cheers mike

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