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picks up asap

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=379930

$700 today.

$900wednesday onwards

car need to go through a full regency inspection before rego in sa. rego in vic till tonight.

twin flutes (600 new from et)

jap spec front end.

s13 stockies with 45mm spacers

round tail lights.

red w black bonnet

auto

140 000km.

fixed a few bushes in it since ive owned it dont have time to get through regency

polished the bonnet up since photos so its more of a gloss black.

fix

awsome mechanically. no oil leaks, clean interior, straight body

mackie

0422 905 956

pick up in hahndorf

700 is a bargain, more value in spacers and exhaust alone

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Why you selling? What things would need to be fixed for it to pass regency?

needs tyres, (may have some organised) supposed to get some with me buying the car but hasnt happened yet.

i think it needs new rack ends or wheel allignment (steering wheel shakes a bit)

ive fixed all lights, horn, some rear bushes, oil leaks put water in the washers battery clamp.

cop was an a hole so i was an a hole back and got the car a trip to regency...

but the best way is to go to regency and get the list. it wont be much tho. i just cbf atm its pretty far from where i live and just too busy.

its one of the cleanest mechanical 31's ive seen.

bodys straight, no issues there.

exhaust has a new muller and its no too loud not sure about the regency-ness of it though.

nothing major to get roadworthy

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