SOLD - JZX 100 - Chaser - Half Cut

SOLD To Local Customer
This Half Cut - JZX 100 - Chaser - Engine 1JZ - GTE - VVTI - Manual ( Gear Box - R154 ) Selling Together With All The Parts Shown In The Photos

Selling As Is Where Is Basis

To View Engine Idling , Click Video Below :-



General View Of The Half Cut



General View Of The Speedometer

Mileage Reading :- 163331 Kilometers Or 101489 Miles

Engine Tag Information

Chassis Number

Front View Of The Engine

Side View Of The Engine

Side View Of The Engine

Inner Part Of The Engine

Turbo

Turbo

Front View Of The Manual Gear Box

Side View Of The Manual Gear Box

Side View Of The Manual Gear Box

General View Of The Manual Gear Box

Rear View Of The Manual Gear Box

Passenger Side - Aftermarket Absorber With Brake Caliper And Disc Plate

Driver Side - Aftermarket Absorber - Good Condition

Passenger Side - Aftermarket Absorber With Brake Caliper And Disc Plate

Passenger Side - Aftermarket Absorber - Good Condition

Loose Parts - Long Shaft / One Set Tail Lamp / Console Box And Aftermarket Absorbers

Aftermarket Rear Absorbers - Good Condition



Petrol Tank With Fuel Pump Attached



Front View Of The Rear Axle With Complete Frame

Back View Of The Rear Axle With Complete Frame

General View Of The Half Cut

SOLD - S14 Half Cut - 1st Gen

SOLD To Customer From Miami, Florida , USA
This Half Cut - S14 - 1st Gen, Engine SR 20DET - Manual , Selling Together With All The Parts Shown In The Photos

Selling As Is Where Is Basis

To View Engine Idling , Click Video Below :-




General View Of The Half Cut

General View Of The Speedometer

Mileage Reading :- 202751 Kilometers Or 125983 Miles

Engine Tag Information

Chassis Number

Front View Of The Engine

Side View Of The Engine

Side View Of The Engine

Inner Part Of The Engine

Front View Of The Gear Box

Side View Of The Gear Box

Side View Of The Gear Box

Rear View Of The Manual Gear Box

Front Bumper With Signal Lamps - Good Condition

Driver Side - Head Lamp - Good Condition / Side Lamp - Cracked

Driver Side - Close View Of The Side Lamp - Cracked

Driver Side - Fender - Top Section - Dent

Driver Side - Aftermarket Absorber With Brake Caliper And Disc Plate

Driver Side - Brake Caliper With" NISSAN " Wording - Good Condition

Driver Side - Aftermarket Absorber - Bad Condition



Driver Side - Fender - Top Section - Dent

Bonnet - Dent

Aftermarket Intercooler - Good Condition



Aftermarket Intercooler - Brand - Apex

Passenger Side - Bumper Signal Lamp - Good Condition

Passenger Side - Head Lamp And Side Lamp - Good Condition

Passenger Side - Fender - Dent At Top And Bottom Section

Passenger Side - Aftermarket Absorber With Brake Caliper And Disc Plate

Passenger Side - Brake Caliper With" NISSAN " Wording - Good Condition

Passenger Side - Aftermarket Absorber



Passenger Side - Fender - Bottom Section - Dent



General View Of The Loose Parts

Rear Bumper / One Set Skirt / Rear Side Spoiler And Front Bumper Lips



Loose Parts :- Long Shaft / Hand Brake Handle / One Set Tail Lamp / Rear Aftermarket Absorbers / Original Intercooler And Console Box





General View Of The Half Cut

The Tablet Race?

Somehow, the wizards at Apple figured out that the next big thing in
personal computing was going to be the tablet. Apple's iPad wasn't
even that great of a computer when it first went on sale. They are
great for consuming media (as long as it isn't Flash) but not great
for any sort of intense productive or creative work.

What amazes me is that the very smart people at companies like HP,
Dell, Motorola, and Microsoft were apparently unready to compete.
Only now are credible iPad alternatives appearing, like the Galaxy and
Xoom, but even these are closer to oversized smart phones than general
purpose computers.

Where is Microsoft? Why isn't there a useable Windows edition
optimized for fingertips and not mice?

Now here comes HP, with another tablet OS, based on its (dying) Palm
sourced WebOS.

I think people will settle on two or three systems at most. One may
be Windows, I think, when Microsoft is finally ready. The other will
be Android which has a huge head start over WebOS and RIM's QNX. And
Apples iOS of course is too big to go away.

Me, I about to pull the trigger on an Eee Pad Transformer or maybe an
Iconia, if I can find a nice deal. I want Flash support and a
credible app store.