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Hi guys,

I've just had my old s14 project car rolling shell interior, engine bay and boot painted and it's for sale. The roll cage cost $3k and is CAMS approved. Perfect for anyone wanting a shell ready to drop in your choice of motor and gear box. Rolling chassis, comes with an sr20det, unknown condition of motor, was running when removed. Comes with S14.5 Origin +25mm conversion fenders, body loom, pedals. Boot lid and tail lights available if buyer wants them, but no use on the shell as the hinges and rear parcel shelf have been cut out. Has got tubs welded in too. No turbo, No headlights No rear bar, No gearbox. Not registered.

Asking price for shell is $6000.

Have a few additional parts if buyer wants them with the shell, at EXTRA cost as per below.

5 piece lexan window kit +1000

Fibre glass doors (brand new) +950

Fibre glass "Edge" side skirts (brand new) +250

S14 Origin +50mm rear fenders (brand new) +450

S15 C-west Front bar +400

C-west carbon fibre GT Wing II +1000

Also if you are not genuinely interested in buying it, no one wants to read your commentary from the sidelines.

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