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Custom 3.0 ltr Supercharged R31 Silhouette Skyline, Excellent condition, was used as a daily. Alot of money has been put into this car and it is worth every cent. This is a list of what I can think of from the top of my head that has been done so far:

-Has only done 152,000km

- CAI

- Limited slip Diff

- Bucket Seat

- Supercharged

- HKS Head

-Cams

- BNM Shifter Auto

- Extractors

-Straight 2.5' pipe from cat, sound mean as.

- Intercooler

- Boost Gauges

- Push button Start

- Power Windows

-Will also throw in RB25/6 + RB30 heads, cams, manifolds..

Immaculate Interior & Custom Paint. The interior is mint as for a car this age, all the electrics and lights still work on the inside

- Brand new 6 months rego + RWC done on 10/08/12 but will need to get your own unless you can make me a deal.

Note: The car has not been drifted

Give me a txt or drop me an offer if interested on 0433919956

SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY NO TIME WASTERS

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