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Item: 1992 ae93 toyota corolla gti

Location: campbelltown

Item Condition: perfect condition fresh re-spray no marks no scratches no dints no rust

Reason for Selling: purchased 180sx

Price and Payment Conditions: $9,000ono

Extra Info:

FEMALE OWNER!!!

twin cam 1.6l 100kw engine

jetspeed body kit cost $1100

kandy pink with purple pearl and purple glitter re-spray cost $4,500

17" wheels 90% tread cost $1200

exhaust extractors with twin canons

custom airfilter with polished adaptor plate

bosch fuel pump with monza fuel regulator

rebuilt engine less than 50,000kms

keeps up to 20v

gearbox very good

new clutch water pump timing belt when engine reco

king springs cost $450

kenwood cd player

fusion front speakers

serviced every 5,000kms

chrome gear knob and hand break cost $220

aftermarket steering wheel cost $275

very very very well looked after car

new windsceen and moulding cost $750

clear side indicators cost $45

alarm 4 point immoblizer with sensors central locking kit $650

can arrange front and back seats and door inserts any colour to be re-trimmed for $1000 extra

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Contact Details:

PM PLEASE OR CALL 0417826725

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