1988 Nissan Silvia K's Imported From Japan! Us Legal , Fully Restored, Rhd Orig on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Common emails/questions/answers Is this converted? -THIS IS AN ORIGINAL RHD SILVIA! THIS IS NOT A 240SX. IT IS A 1988 NISSAN SILVIA K's FROM JAPAN. CAR HOLDS JDM VIN AND IS NOT REVINNED. Whats your reserve? -AS PER MOST AUCTIONS, MY RESERVE IS PRIVATE! I didnt read your ad whatsoever, but where are you located? -PLEASE UNDERSTAND THE VEHICLE IS IN HAMILTON ONTARIO...CANADA AND BUYER ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR TRANSPORT. Is it registered in the USA? -No, currently titled and registered in Ontario Canada, HOWEVER the VEHICLE IS 26Y/O to Production year, thus giving it the go ahead for registering in the USA without issue, with a HS7 form (I will include this document, and current valid registration and history check) No loopholes or fraud required! I have no feedback, but I wish to bid, what can I do? -Please forward me your contact details, and we can discuss further. How much power does it make? -I decided to leave the power adders up to the future buyer. I built the car as a cruiser, so I didnt have a need for large HP output. With a simple tune, turbo upgrade and fuel injectors, 400hp isnt very far away. Issues with car: -LH seat has some bolster wear -Cefiro style turn signals for front bumper are required (missing) (easily found here on ebay, 1988 Cefiro bumper lights) -Couldnt find new RezaxII wheels, wheels are nice used set, some rash and minor pitting from age. Look great as you can see! -It may be "too low" for some people, or transport companies. I would be willing to raise the car up for transport purposes, and you can adjust it to your preference. -Turns many heads, and gets lots of looks. Just in the short trip to get an alignment, I noticed the attention this car grabs, along with feedback on social media, this one is a show stopper! If you dont want to get noticed, this is not the car for you! |
Nissan 240SX for Sale
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2014 Nissan Juke Nismo RS priced from $26,120*
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That base price reflects the cost of the Juke Nismo RS you really want - the front-drive model, complete with six-speed manual. Snagging an all-wheel-drive, CVT-equipped version will cost an extra $2,000. Those prices don't include an *$810 destination charge.
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