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We are retiring the S13.4 That was built for our Formula D and Nopi Professional Drift Team. This car has seen 2 full seasons of competition and driven by the legendary Robby Unser. We are just selling the rolling Chassis with the parts listed here:
1990 240sx Chassis
Full Drift Spec Cage
Custom Wheel Tubs
Quick Steering Setup
Wilwood Pedal Assembly with brake bias control
Wilwood Custom Front and Rear Brakes
Wilwood Custom Hydraulic Hand Brake
Full ER Spec Chassis Harness
Full ER Spec Engine Harness setup for AEM EMS
Stance Coilovers
Peak Performance Suspension arms
ST Sway Bars
Soild Subframe and Diff Bushings
Full ER Spec Fuel Sytem, Cell, Pump, lines, and filters
BMRS Custom lines
Oil Catch Tank System
Seibon Carbon Fiber Hood
Seibon Carbon Fiber Trunk
Origin Front Fenders & Side Skirts
Origin Rear Over Fenders
OEM S14 Kouki Headlights
OEM S14 Kouki Core Support
AeroCatch Hood Pins
Custom ER Spec Radiator and Intercooler Setup
This Car is being sold without any Drive Train
No Motor, No Tranny, No Diff
If you are interested in the drive Train please ask
This car does have battle damage as does every true professional drift car, but for the price and the amount of money and work that went into this car it is well worth it.
When this car was built it had ~$80K invested into it in parts and labor. This car was built right the first time.
Additional Pictures as it currently sits:
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/s134/silverpass.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/...ilverdrive.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/...ilverdrive.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/...ilverfront.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/...rinterior2.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/...erinterior.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/s134/frontbrake.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/s134/rearbrake.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/s134/enginebay.jpg
http://www.eastcoastdrift.com/drift/s134/enginebay2.jpg
Grab this piece of history for $7000 obo.
Please email me at ken@enjukuracing.com with any questions.
Thanks
Ken
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