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2001 M35 Nissan Stagea - Adelaide

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This M35 is looking for an owner wanting the best all-round sports performance wagon without drawing negative attention to yourself.

83,000km

Features:

Nissan VQ25DET turbo V6 engine - 206kw of power

Nissan's legendary ATESSA 4WD for performance and safety

5-speed tip-tronic automatic transmission

A/C climate control

Factory Xenon HID automatic lighting

Split folding boot/hatch with automatic closing

Factory fitted privacy glass on the rear windows to keep prying eyes from seeing valuables in the back.

All major service parts and fluids have been done including engine oil and filter, Genuine automatic trans fluid flushed and replaced, NGK spark plugs, genuine rocker cover gaskets, A/C Filter, Brake fluid, brand new brake pads, new front rotors and machined rear rotors. Bridgestone Poteza Adrenaline tyres fitted + and many others. Last serviced ~2000km ago. Recently polished too!

Factory options:

Nissan Aero Body Kit including fog lights

Nissan Performance Muffler (Factory Fitted Variable open/close muffler with in-cabin control switch)

Nissan Factory Option Cargo Cover

Aftermarket items:

K&N Performance Panel Filter

Koyo Alloy Radiator (much more suitable for Australian climate)

Blitz CS Front-Mount Intercooler

Australian Standards alarm (happy to disclose specifics to buyer)

Blitz Fully Automatic Turbo Timer (currently removed, but can install before selling)

Pioneer AVH 7 Inch touchscreen in-dash DVD player

+ Current Australian GPS Mapping, Guided Reverse Camera, iPod Control

Pioneer Reference Front and Rear Speakers

Phenolic Runner Spacer kit (more torque, better economy, lower intake temperatures)

B&M Supercooler transmission cooler/thermostat for auto-trans longevity

*All original parts will be provided to new owner with sale of vehicle*

Located in SA, however happy to drop off at freight depot and otherwise accommodate interstate buyers.

$15,000 negotiable.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions in regards to this car.

During business hours: 08 73896031

Outside of hours: 0438 061 135

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