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car is in very good condition, front bar had a few scrapes on the bottom but no cracks. i removed the rear wing because i think it looks better, but the standard wing will be sold with the car.

it has around 130k on the clock, engine is serviced every 5000k without fail, gearbox is done every 10,000k. car drives quite smooth, it starts first go and has never missed a beat. the clutch has started to slip abit, but should be fixed next week or if the new owner wants to do that themself ill dropped the price to cover that.

inside there is a cigarette burn from previous owner, and a few marks on the drivers side controls on the door other than that the car is in very good shape.

mods:

Greddy intercooler kit

tein super street coilovers

cusco top control arms

trust 3inch cat back exhaust

drift pod filter

autometer boost gauge

apexi pen turbo timer

asking $12,500 with fixed clutch and roadworthy.

or

$11,000 as is. no roadworhty or rego.

ill post up pics in a couple of days.

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