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Item: 1985 Daihatsu Charade G11R Turbo

Location: Mordialloc, VIC

Item Condition: Excellent

Reason for Selling: Too many cars

Price and Payment Conditions: $2,000

Extra Info:

3cyl, 1litre turbocharged charade!

* V04 trim IHI RHB32 turbo

* 5 speed manual

* Smoke faced 30psi boost gauge!

Fun little car that goes well and can be easily modified for some high performance FWD fun!

Car is very clean inside and out, has around 170,000 kms and returns fantastic fuel economy - $25 to fill

and less than 6lt per 100 kms! Is currently unregistered, but can arrange RWC as this car is clean and ready for street duty!

Comes with a front mount intercooler (not fitted) which combined with an exhaust and boost would see you running easy 15's! Cheap entry level turbo car to tinker with and have some fun!

Pictures:

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Contact Details:

PM or email - [email protected] (also cc to [email protected])

Cheers! :down:

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