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1997 NISSAN 200SX, immaculate condition, 61,000km

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Pearl white, 1997, mid-spec model, manual, only 61000km.

Fitted with Bilstein suspension, Whiteline swaybars, Whiteline strut brace, Whiteline camber kit, black 17" Advan racing wheels, Apexi exhaust, Blitz electronic boost controller (set to 0.8 bar maximum), Hyperflow front mount intercooler, Greddy Type S blow off valve, Unichip ECU, Racebrakes high performance brake pads, Daiken heavy duty clutch, Blitz boost guage, factory front and rear spoilers, Nismo style side skirts, Solace darkest legal tinted windows and top brand alarm/immobiliser.

This car has been my pride and joy and has been fastidiously maintained. Always garaged, only driven on weekends and hardly ever driven in the rain. Car has been washed at least every fortnight and serviced every 5,000km. I have only used Mobil 1 motor oil, and 98 RON fuels such as Shell Optimax and BP Ultimate.

Car is located in Sydney. Serious buyers only, no time wasters or test pilots.

*Was asking $22,500 but the best offer I've had to date is $19,000. I was expecting a better offer so the car will be offered for sale for another week or so. If no better offers are made the car will be sold.*

I am not interested in selling any of the aftermarket parts separately at this stage.

Email me at [email protected] or call 0421 219 654 for further details.

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An offer of $19,000 has been made on the car. Admittedly I'm a bit disappointed as I was hoping for a better price. Therefore the car will be offered for sale for another week or so and if no better offers are received, the car will be sold.

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