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r31 gts-x 86 model 2 door 150 000kms

rb20 red top turbo

5 spd

white

17" lenso rs5 rims with good tyres

front mount cooler

3 " exhaust

turbosmart vport bov

turbosmart bleed valve

pod filter

lowered king springs

apexi rsm

autometer boost guage

momo wheel

hks turbo timer

smick interior, well looked after car, body straight as, regretfull sale one of the neatest r31s around

only needs compliance and rego- car previously regoed in nsw

$10 000

helping sell car for a mate

email [email protected] for pics and info- must see to appreciate!!!!

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