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Item: 98 VS Commodore Ute/CBR250RR Fireblade

Location: Gladstone QLD

Website: This One

Item Condition: Good

Reason for Selling: Want something different

Price and Payment Conditions: SWAP

Extra Info: Power Windows/Leather seats/doors, PIN CODE REQUEST ALARM

Looking to swap my ute and bike for a Skyline or a 180SX or Sil80. Just send me a pm, if you want more pics let me know, I work at a mechanical workshop so the car and bike are looked after verry well. Serviced on or before 5000km.

---UTE---

- 3.8L V6

- 5SP Manual

- 22,000km (full rebuild)

- LSD Diff

- Front break upgrade to Slotted rotors and bendix premium pads (300km ago)

- Good Paint, Still very shiny.

- 17Inch Chrome Mags

- New Tyres

- Power Windows/mirror's/

- Leather seats/doors

- Lowerd King springs

- Suspension overhaul/bushes etc.

- Darkest leagel tint

- Polished alloy roll bars

- JVC MP3/USB Headunit/Fusion 6"splits Kenwood 250W amp. Tidy install, does the job.

- Has the plastic ute liner but is currently out in the picture as i have been told it holdes water and the spray on stuff is better so i took it out for the time being. Have receipts for motor rebuild, always garaged. Comes with clubby kit, unpainted but can supply paint as im a spray painter.

---BIKE---

HONDA CBR 250RR

51,000KMS

Fresh paint (BMW BLACK WITH RED Mettalic)

New front and rear disc rotor's

New Pads

New Front tyre

Just had service

Bike starts first go everytime, really fun to ride, excellent on fuel. $15 lasts me all week.

Hope sombody is interested in the both, both come with RWC. If you have any question, feel free to ask in here or send me a pm.

Thanks, Tara

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Contact Details: PM or reply in here.

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