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Nissan Micra SUPER S (only 303 sold in Australia).

5 speed manual

Air conditioning (Amazing)

Power steer

tinted windows.

This car literally handles like a go-kart, I have surprised many import owners with its handelling ability due to the upgrades and lack of weight!

The car averages around 6L/100kms and is an awesome daily. I initially bought this for a daily to save my other car but got hooked on it and ended up working on this lol.

Modifications;

- Custom Extractors to clear A/C and full exhaust system.

- Pulsar front brake upgrade.

- BC Racing Coil-Over Suspension with adjustable height, damper and camber.

- Whiteline adjustable panhard rod.

- Power steering conversion

- OX Racing 15x7" alloys with new 195/45 rubber.

- Full alarm/imobiliser/remote system with central locking.

- Kenwood CD Head unit.

- Replaced front end bushes with Nolathane (sway bar, mounts, control arms top and bottom).

- HKS Pod filter

- Custom short shifter (35mm shorter above pivot & 20mm longer below, with custom return spring).

- JDM tail lights (have originals also).

- JDM dash insert cup holder

- Deep dish steering wheel

The car has all the factory super s added options in tact including;

- 4 wheel disc brakes with ABS.

- Upgraded interior trim.

- Pop out rear windows.

- Tacho dash.

- Bodykit with working fog lights.

- Steering wheel.

- Air conditioning.

$5000 or will consider swaps with cash adjustment either way

0418 807 844 PLEASE SMS as I cant answer my phone at work.

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