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Make TOYOTA

Model Tourer V

Series Mark II (just different body shape to Chaser)

Year 1997

Colour Burgundy

Body type sedan

Fuel type Unleaded

Transmission 4spd auto

Cylinders 6cyl

kms 80,XXX

Vehicle Description

JZX100 Tourer V Mark 2, 1JZ-GTE 2.5Ltr Turbo VVTi engine producing around 206kW in standard form. The vehicle come with:

Driver, passenger and side airbags,

Traction control,

ABS,

Climate control,

Adjustable headlights,

Remote central locking,

HKS panel filter

18" RE (Reflection of Efficency) Wheels,

HSD Coilovers,

Custom 3" sports exhaust system,

LCD Scrren (CD, Tape, Radio and TV conversion to watch TV or add the game/DVD console),

Full electric,

air purifier,

Still under the first year for the used car warrenty

excellent condition with 12 months rego, RWC.

Registration No. 1CAI-398

Vehicle currenlty holds WA rego.

Price $19,000 ono

contact details

Michael - 0411 500 997 or [email protected]

Reason: Time to settle down

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