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Hey guys I have to get rid of 2 of my 4 cars cause they are taking up too much room so this little beauty drew the short straw

She has had a lot of cash spent on it and runs great

The only prob is that it is unrego’d so will need a blue slip, but better yet I might even be able to provide one

This is what has been fixed up on it that I can think of off the top of my head at the moment, ill add more when I can think of it

Rebuilt engine

Rebuilt C3 auto gearbox

Rebuilt starter motor

New pinion seals

New brake pipe

New wheel cylinders

New brake shoes

Machined drums

Brembo front discs

New pads

New leads

New fuel filter

Lowered front king springs

Munro gas shocks

Brand new 2inch custom sports exhaust system

GT extractors

Would be a great daily or even a great project car, apparently sr20’s bolt straight in

I will sell it cheap cause I need the cash and the space so selling for $500 ono considering its had a couple grand spent on it in just parts

The only downfall is that im selling it without the alternator cause I need that for another car so ill leave it in for now and let you test drive it etc and then take it out prior to selling

I can even provide trailer to your home for a small fee on top

Car located in Turramurra

Call me Nathan on 0402 592 819

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