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this car used to be a ca18de auto, was built from ground up 2yrs ago and i have only done 20,000km within that 2yrs.

comes with rego til next july but no RWC

also nearly every part on this car was bought brand new smile.gif

seriously lookin at 12.5k ono with the vs-xx

9.5k ono without the rims

i have a new car so dont need this one anymore

resprayed straight white with house of kolour ice blue pearl by DT PANELS

engine bay sprayed in GTR Rivera blue by DT PANELS

full vertex kit

flared and lipped guards done by ATHID

WORK VS-XX (4STUD RARE) 18x10.5+19 rear 18x9.5+19 front wrapped in TOYOS - SERIOUS SHIT tongue.gif haha

J's headlights

supermade rear lights

cusco rear strut brace

ZEAL FUNCTION coil overs (10kg/8kg)

electronic sunroof

dark tinted windows(15%)

redtop sr20(rocker cover same colour as the car/white w/ blue pearl)

5spd manual

excedy heavy duty clutch

brand new water pump JUST INSTALLED YESTERDAY (20/10/09)

trust VSPL cooler(bought brand new)

apexi bomber 3" catback exhaust(bought brand new)

3" front and dump pipe

hks mushroom pod

walbro fuel pump

6" speakers all round

kenwood headunit

4channel van gogh soundstream amp

s15 front seats

momo millenium steering wheel

nismo gt gearknob + short shifter

bride floor matts all round

there may be a few lil things that i have left out but come see for yourself.

Kevin - 0401153773

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