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Hey people,

Afer much concideration i have decided to put my beautiful 180sx up for sale properly. I previously turned down an offer of 20K but have decided it's time for it to go. The car is in perfect condition, very very low genuine Km's, high quality parts used and some big buck mods such as engine transplant, brakes, kit etc etc. Neven been thrashed just a hobby for me, have record to prove car has only travelled 3000Km in the last 12 months. Feel free to ask any of the SA crew this is a truely unthrashed 180sx that is fastidiously maintained

THE CAR

1992 model Nissan 180sx

83,000 genuine kms on body and Genuine 25,000kms on engine

Whole car is in immaculant condition, engine is perfect no mechinal issues at all. Have full service recepts etc and is under warenty until oct 2006, warrenty covers everything mechanical you can think of.

EXTERIOR

Gunmetalic, with silver flake paint

Black roof, pillars and mirrors

Genuine type x front bar with custom GP sports lip extension

Uras wide body type x side skirts

Vertex rear bar

Type X wing

Rolled front and rear gaurds

Carbon fibre wipers

genuine Type x parkers with HID bulbs and indicators

Super bright lights

ENGINE

Type x engine conversion, came from a 97 type x Black top SR20DET 25000kms on it with mild performance rebuild with:

HKS valve springs

Forged pistons

Ported and knife edged block

high flowed t25g

HKS pod filter

Cold air induction

HKS stainless dump pipe

Trust power extreme 2 exhaust system (turbo Back)

Strengthened gear box

Aftermarket gear box mounts

Short shift kit

R33 GTR fuel pump

Chipped, reprogramed and tuned ECU (Tuneable)

Nismo single plate racing clutch and presure plate

s14 radiator

Cusco 1.3 bar radiator cap

Mirror polished rocker cover

SUSPENSION

Professionally lowered

R32 GTR front sway bar

R32 GTR rear sway bar

s14 steering rack

s14 diff and cradle

Diff Cradle Bushes (Pineapples)

s14 longer control arms

s14 extened upper arms

WHEELS AND BRAKES

16 inch multi spoke rims in silver

60-70% tread on tyres

Complete 5 stud conversion including brake lines, master cylinder etc, s14 hubs, R32 GTR brakes and callipers, gtr master cylinder

Cusco brake master cylinder brace

Green stuff brake pads

INTERIOR

1995 180sx front seats (the grey velour ones)

Nardi Drift 330mm steering wheel

Razo Shifter

Drift handbrake button

Rear seats trimmed in black and grey velour

Door trims trimmed in grey velour

Glove box trimmed in greyvelour

Roof trimmed in black velour

Sun visors trimmed in black velour

STEREO

Aftermarket head unit

Kicker 6 1/2 inch competition splits

Crossovers

Stinger wiring

SECURITY

Top of the line cyclops alarm/imobiliser

proctets doors, boot, bonnet

Remote central locking

As you can see lots work done on the car

Car is in SA, but interstate buyers are welcome. Car easily passes road worthy, serviced every 3 months regarless of km's. Comes with rego till late october.

After $18, 700ono

Cheers Sean

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