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1990 S13

Digital dash

Sunroof

Cd player with speakers and amp

S14 4 Pot Brakes

17x8 and 9’’ Drift teks with 70% tread left

Fully Adjustable Coilovers front and rear

RB25DE Conversion

5-speed Gearbox

2.5 inch exhaust

Custom intake pipe

Locked Diff

Problems:

Body and paint very rough

Diff noisey but works fine

Tacho not working

Car is perfect for track use or even to use for parts in another shell. This car was registered recently but will require a blue slip.

There is a few thousand dollars in parts in this car so please don’t send me ridiculous offers.

Looking for $3500.

Call Matt on Zero Four 15 334 551 between 9am and 9pm only!

Located In Sutherland Shire Area

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