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Looking reasonably priced 180SX or S13 Silvia (prefer 180)

SR20DET 2L Turbo Engine

5 speed manual

Prefer klms under 100,000 but not too picky as it will be used for commuting.

Looking to buy or Will take it as a trade in on my R33 Skyline if someone wants to upgrade :D

I can be contacted at [email protected]

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Hey guys,

Your in luck!

I'm selling my 180sx SR20det 5 spd.

It has 74,000kms and heaps of mods such as Tien adjustable coilovers & HKS adjustable camber, HKS Air filter and HKS sequential BOV, HKS Superdragger exhaust from turbo back, Turb Timer, Tints, Sunroof, Dark Blue in colour, Alarm/ Immob., etc...

I'm looking to sell the 180sx real quick as i am upgrading to an R33 ... (will consider a swap but prefer the cash). Do let me know the details of your car (if considering swap only).

Asking around $11,500 depending on how fast i can sell it .. and what type of arrangement (ie --> less if sold w/o roadworthy, etc)

Call 0421 058 259 ASAP ..

Located around SthBank/ Sth Melbourne available evenings after 6pm or weekends for inspection.

Cheers,

R32PWR

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