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hey guys

selling the 32 project car as have moved onto a 34 for it :mad::D

all the usual power accesories etc

rb20det 5 speed manual

short shifter

rb25 turbo

oil filter relocation kit and oil cooler

pod filter

full 3" exhaust system

FMIC

turbosmart dual stage boost controller

locked diff

bilstein suspension

34 GTT mags

full BN SPORTS bodykit

fresh 2pak black respray

boost and air fuel ratio gauges on a pillar

BRIDE drivers seat (also supply BRIDE passenger seat with car)

EXEDY HD clutch

WALBRO GSS341 fuel pump

prob more but cant think of it for now

also discounted labour for a qld buyer if they buy the car and plan future mods :laugh::D

will be sold with 6 months rego and RWC

cpontact via PM, email to [email protected], (07) 3862 8009 or 0411147448

chasing $16 500 ONO - negotiale so offers welcome

inspection welcome at any time

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