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Ok guys just before i wack this into the trading post i thought ill wack it up on here 1st

i got my 2nd soarer up for sale

just got it rego'd and specs are as follows

12 MONTHS REGO

twin turbo 1g-gte

Black over grey paint

Factory black interior ---rare as

Factory manual – also rare as

HKS F-con

Speed Cut

Extended front bar

Side skirts and rear pods

Lsd

Electric sunroof

Electric dash

Electric bucket seat

Cd player

asking 4999

CALL nathan 0402 592 819

RIMS not included but i do have a set of 17s i might sell with the car!!

bad point is that it has a dent in the backof the boot and a crack in the tail light shown below.

photoshoot is gettin done on wed night so mroe pix coming

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Edited by Lancer_Luver

yeh i kno it needs to be lower but im selling it so no point gettin it lowered

but yeh i got it on toymods etc so jsut seeing if anyone is interested in it here

sorry mate its got like 210k or sumthing

i can go check exact if u want

but engine running great.. i think its been changed so hasnt done 200

price ddrop!!! 5500

Edited by TT_50AR
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