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hey guys got a 1989 toyota cressida that im selling to help fund my GTR rebuild..

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17" rims brand new front tyres, rears are average

JVC mp3 head unit

amp unsure of watts

2X 12" pioneer subs in box.

central locking

immobiliser

power windows

power mirrors

freshly serviced box.

price drop!!!

looking for $3200 o.n.o

contact me on here

cheers Ryan

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sorry dude copied the the thread from a site which has my location under my name

in adelaide

291XXXkms but has had a different motor put in it recently as the old one was on gas last owner told my it had 120XXX on new mototr

rego'd till end of april

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