Nissan 240sx bored out RB20 to RB25 - Full coilovers, built solid and reliable.

Up for sale is a spectacular RB powered 240sx. I adore this car with every fiber of my being! In short, this 240 is mechanically excellent, and pushes in the high 300's to the wheels. It's currently set up for the track with a bored out RB20, fully adjustable coilovers, and all the nitty gritty support needed to keep it purring like a kitten.
The good:Never been in an accident (seriously, if you're looking at 240's you know how rare that is)RB20 bored out CoiloversElectricalsFull intake and exhaustStandalone ECUNice wide tires and wheels.So many more things that I can't remember off the top of my head
The Bad:Cosmetics (obviously)Might need a new battery soonRegistration is out because it wont pass smog in CaliThe gauges have died, so if you wanna street it, you'll probably want to replace those. But no need if you're gonna track it.
The indifferent:The cold start takes a little finesse, but is not a problem once you get the hang of itThe radiator fan is on a manual switch, so just make sure to turn that on. It has power steering and A/C but neither unit currently has a belt on it. So they'll work if you want them, if not, don't bother taking the power from the motor for them.
Now I could go into a rant on how amazing this car is and the value and heritage of the skyline motor, but chances are if you've read this far, you know all that already. You also likely know that this is a serious machine that can tear through the canyons or the track with no issue whatsoever, and many a modern sports car will have trouble keeping up. This thing is FAST. The Ferraris I've driven have nothing on this little guy. This car is nothing but fun, fast driving, great for the adrenalin junkie, the speed demon, or the average Joe who wants a fun little weekend car.
Reason I'm selling: I haven't had the time to give this car the love it deserves, and so she's been sitting parked for a while now. Also, I'm preparing to move across country and need to cut down on things to haul.
I'll consider any reasonable offer, and will gladly help coordinate with a shipping company or for local pick up.