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pics here (they were too big to upload)

1990, sr20det, manual

vertex body kit & front lip, it was resprayed about 6 months ago. coilovers all round - Blisten on the rear and JIC on the front, CUSCO strut tower brace, utherane bushes, new turbo gasket (gets put on in a few days), full 3 inch exhaust, bov, hks pod filter, Apexi turbo timer, razo shifter, aftermarket steering wheel....

good stereo - MTX 15inch sub, 2 amps - kicker and Oriean (however you spell it) mp3 player with remote, 6x9 Kenwood 3 way speakers in custom pods in the door...

Immoboliser with remote locking, Dark window tinting.

I am selling the wheels separately. The wheels that come with the car are 16inch mesh style with good rubber.

+ 6 months rego

Im after ONLY $14900

I will sell it for $14700 if you want to fix the gasket yourself (you might be able to get it done for cheap).

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