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OFFERS ACCEPTED, will swap for a 4 cyl petrol or diesel ute, with cash my way.

For sale is my much loved Nissan Stagea. I've owned this car now for a fair while and it has never let me down, The RB 25 neo is an extremely reliable and powerful engine with a great note!

2WD only, great turning circle and handling, similar front suspension to an s15, not r33 skyline. Alot lighter than the AWD's aswell.

4 spd Tiptronic Automatic, shift kitted in Japan.

Regularly serviced, all clean fluids, inc. drivetrain and brakes.

The following mods are on the car.

Full Dolphin japan body kit, perfect fit you would swear it was factory.

19x 8 and 19 x 10inch monza japan wheels with acchilles tyres over $3500 worth

HKS front mount intercooler with custom aluminium piping

K&N pod filter

High flow fuel pump

Engine Grounding Kit

Boost Tee

Turbosmart Boost guage

Phillips DVD player with pioneer carozzaria speakers

3 inch stainless bolt in exhaust, jasma approved,

3 inch dump pipe.

BC Racing fully adjustable suspension 12kgs front 10kgs rear

Rear Camber arms

UV cutting glass, with dark tint from passengers windows back.

Immaculate Interior, no tears, absolutely mint!

I imported this car myself from japan, it has no prior accident history; has to be recorded by law in japan, and had only one owner there.

This car is truly a joy to drive and is definately a regrettable sale, however I am leaving for overseas and it needs to go.

Inspections welcome, no test pilots and tyre kickers serious buyers only!!!

OFFERS ACCEPTED, will swap for a 4 cyl petrol or diesel ute / hatch with cash my way.

Please Contact me on: 0450303336

More photos at: Stagea Pics

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Edited by madwag

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