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Up for sale is my pride and joy.

I have had this car for about 4 years and have slowly developed it into the ultimate daily - practicle yet fun.

I was offered a deal on a new car I couldn't refuse and can't affored to keep both.

I will let the photos do the talking - you can see that its immaculate - literally washed weekly and always garaged. First person to see it will no doubt buy it.

Model - 2002 NM35 Stagea

Colour - Silver

KM's - 108,xxxx

Location - Sydney

Price - $17,999.00

Contact - Chris - 0423 176 774 / [email protected]

Engine

  • e-Manage Ultimate - Tuned by PRTechnology
  • E-Boost Street Boost Controller
  • STRI boost gauge
  • Sierra Stage 1 Highflow
  • Phenolic runner spacer
  • Bosh injectors
  • HDI intercooler
  • Custom suction pipe – Built by PRTechnology
  • K&N High flow panel filter
  • Transmission Valve Body Upgrade (Faster shifts)
  • External transmission cooler
  • Custom dump/front pipe - Built by PRTechnolology
  • Fujitsubo Legalis R Cat-back Exhaust
  • 237.4KW @ all 4 wheels

Suspension / Other

  • Custom fitted R35 GT-R leather seats
  • BC Coilovers
  • Whiteline Sway Bars & Links
  • Akebono 14 Inch 370Z Brake Upgrade Front/Rear
  • Varrstoen 19x9.5 Wheels
  • Spec Dock iPhone/iPod integration
  • Works Bell Paddle Shift Kit
  • Custom blacked headlights
  • 35% Window tint
  • English Language Conversion

Serviced every 6000km with premium oils & filters

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Edited by spoolin12

Picked up. Very happy.

Want to thank Chris for all the time and effort he has put into this car. It will be appreciated and treated like a member of my family. I had a car detailing business until recently so rest assured I will endeavour to keep the car in the flawless condition it is in now.

I could see in Chris's eyes what the car meant to him and you can be confident it is going to a good home.

It was nice to see a clean car listed on the forum for a good price and sold in a few days without all the bs that comes with this forum.

I was so tempted with this one. Can't see any popping up as clean as this one for a while. Great buy!

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  • 9 months later...

This car is up for sale again. It hasn't missed a beat and I have put less than 3k Km's on it since I got it less than a year ago.

Contact me on 0422034075 if you are interested.

I just never use it and it should go to a good home. I'm moving to an area where I feel it might get stolen.

This car is up for sale again. It hasn't missed a beat and I have put less than 3k Km's on it since I got it less than a year ago.

Contact me on 0422034075 if you are interested.

I just never use it and it should go to a good home. I'm moving to an area where I feel it might get stolen.

Make your own thread pls.

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