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G'day Fellas,

If you are stressed about whether or not a Nissan Technician put an "Autech" sticker on a car during initial build... then this is not the car for you. In fact, a stock car is probably more your speed. In saying that, you could always spring for the extra couple of bucks to buy an Autech sticker... because we all know that Nismo and Autech stickers add kW like there's no tomorrow :laugh:

There's just not that many Autech's modified to this level, and any that are for sale asking similar prices generally have either some pretty low level mods done to fuel/boost, or have significant problems... and simply aren't even in the same performance ballpark. This has had so much more integrated than simply dropping an RB26 in it!

If you're searching for that Autech that's as complete a package as this car, you're simply gonna have to pay a lot more dollars. Sometimes expectations just need to be adjusted.

But, to show I listen to the punters, here's a price reduction for ya...

$22,000 ono

110,153km on the clock

Will be doing the 6 monthly oil & filter service in the next couple of weeks (travelled less than 450km since Jan).

If you are about badges over substance, go buy a Mercedes!

  • 3 weeks later...

6 month Oil and Filter service done today at 110,210km. Used Penrite 10 Tenths Racing 10-40W oil the std Ryco Z56B, plus a dose of MBL-8.

$21,900 ono

put that tax return to good use!

  • 1 month later...
  • 1 month later...

Back from interstate, and have just renewed registration for another 6 months.

I have to sell the car now, it's costing too much in unused rego, insurance and 6 monthly maintenance.. so price reduction time:

$20,300

only 110,341km

HKS 2530's freshly reconditioned by GCG in Sept 13!

  • 4 months later...
  • 1 month later...

I can't believe this is still here!
Still the best Stagea I've come across, unfortunately it was out of my price range when I was shopping, but surely SOMEONE with the funds and appreciation for this vehicle is around!!??!

Car price has been reduced to $19,000. Probably should have posted that a while back, oops.

Car is almost SOLD... just waiting for funds transfer in early June. This time is a genuine sale

Thanks for the props fellas. The fact this car hasn't been sold until now is purely a reflection of the used import turbo market over the past 12 months. Heaven if you are a buyer... demoralising if you are a seller.

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