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blacktop Rookie

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phat car indeed...

good condition and thoroughly set-up cefiro's arent a regular find here in australia...

i would expect your only option for a car of this build would be to import yourself... and hope to GOD that all the parts are still on it when it gets here...

OR buy a dodgy/rusty example that pops up and pour money into it.

in this case all the work has been done, the turbo is fresh, the coilovers are still squeaky CLEAN, and it DOSENT get daily driven.

Im sure someone is looking for a package like this and dosent want to deal with all the importing BS.

i love this car!

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Simon-S14

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I know its probably not the cheapest deal on the market however i dont NEED to sell the car

so if someone wants the package, with the benifits that Blacktop mentioned, then they can offer the required price for it..

otherwise im happy to hold on to it for a bit longer :down:

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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Not trying to sound negative so please don't take this the wrong way but high teens for an uncomplied, unregistered rb20 powered ceffy is ambitious isn't it?

dunno bout that... Jairus sold the black ceffy with a blown RB26 for 12k-ish, purely based on kudos it had earnt on the track and that it was ready to drift (as soon as you put a new engine in it). That car was uncomplied and unregged as well.

someonestolecc Grand Master

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Yeah good points blacktop and funky.

Simon - I guess if you're not super keen on selling it that's cool too.

I'm just cut cos I had to slit my throat trying to sell my ceffy.. broke my heart :)

But.. I guess everything is wrapped up in a nice little package then. I'm not being sarcastic. I really mean that :dry: mmm it sure does look phat.

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