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I purchased this car four years ago. It has won best engine bay at small car sunday and has finished in the top twenty at autosalon. Many hours and $$$ spent Possibly the best four door skyline in South Australia.

All servicing is up to date ie, cambelt water pump, all fluids ect Serviced every 5,000km's

Car features:

- Apexi Power Fc

- Greddy Strut brace

- Upgraded Fuel pump and Water pump (N1)

- Lightened Chrome alloy flywheel 5.5kg

- Cusco Two way LSD

- Turbo timer

- Tien Coilovers

- Apexi AVCR electronic boost controller

- Trust/Greddy Front mount intercooler

- Full dyno tune (Proven 218 rwkw)

- 2.5inch Straight through exhaust system

- Twin Plate 1000kg Clutch kit - Aftermarket pod filter

- 18 inch wheels

- Tinted windows

- Jun BL exhaust

- Genuine Nissan Floor mats

Overall,this is a very clean car both inside (with no visible wear on the seats or carpet) and out. Paint work is A1 -- always polished & washed weekly Genuine reason for sale Reasonable offers will be considered! Any more questions , please ring or SMS 0423329688

p.s i really dont go on the internet, so please call with enquires or questions

vince

Price $13,500

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