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Make / Model / Year: 1995 Original Daihatsu Charade Detomaso

Location: Sydney

Km's on Car & Engine: 135,000kms on Car & 30,000kms on The Engine

Registration Exp: 08/08

Modifications: 1.6L HD-EG, Heaps of work done, Over $20,000 spent on Car, Engine, Gearbox, ECU, Tuning, etc.

Let me start from the top. Engine was built 30,000kms ago when the car had 106,000kms; Fully Reconditioned 1.6L Head which has been Ported, Back Cut Valves, 1143C Billet Ivan Tighe Camshaft, Brand new 1.3L Pistons on Shot Peened & Cryo-ed Rods, Fully Balanced Engine, All ACL Race Rings and Bearings Fitted, Fully Ported Inlet Manifold, Lightened Flywheel, Custom Made Adjustable Cam Gear, 4AGZE Reconditioned Injectors, Full Custom Cold Air Intake with Custom Made Intake Fiberglass Box with K & N Pod Filter, 2" Exhaust System with New Stainless Steel High Flow Cat & 1 3/4" Hurricane Extractors, Engine Running on EMS Stinger 4424 with 4 Bosch HEC715 Coils with Custom Made Ignition Leads, Full Custom Wiring Harness, Tuned By Adam at Just Engine Management, 160HP & 200Nm, Yellow Top Optima Battery Relocated Behind the Passenger Seat, New Close Ratio Reconditioned Gearbox with New Bearings, ratios as follows; 1st Gear : 3.090, 2nd Gear : 1.842, 3rd Gear : 1.250, 4th Gear : 0.916, 5th Gear : 0.750 & Final Drive : 4.642, Brand New Heavy Duty Daiken Exedy Clutch put in 10,000kms ago, also Penrite SIN75W/90 Gearbox Oil Used, Front and Rear Solid Engine Mounts, Front Strut Brace, Always Serviced Using Penrite Lubricants. Running the 1.3L Pistons means it raises the compression to 11:1.

Mechanical, Interior and Exterior Condition: The Car is IMMACULATE Inside & Out. The Daihatsu Charade Detomaso Comes with Full BodyKit From Factory, Bucket Seats, Climate Control Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Power Windows, Power Fold-in Mirrors & Four Wheel Disc Brakes - New Bendix Advanced Brakes fitted on Front & Rear and Front & Rear Disc's where Machined. It has a Dual Shock Sensor, Dual Immobiliser Alarm System with Pager, Remote Start & 5% Tinted Windows. Very nice example of an Original Detomaso in Sydney. Less Than 100 Original Detomaso's in Australia. This Car Will Be Missed After All The Time, Money & Effort that Has Been Put Into This Car. Car Was Just Serviced 26/2/08.

Sale Price and any conditions: $9,000 ono

I Have All Of The Receipts For The Engine Build, Parts etc, Over $20,000 in Receipts.

Also Comes With Brand New 1185C Ivan Tighe Billet Cam, Spare Detomaso Front Bar, Headlights, and Tail Lights, And Original Detomaso Gearset, with a Spare 4.6 Final Drive and Heaps More. Excellent Car For New P Plater Law.

Contact Details: Please Feel Free to PM Me or Email Me At [email protected] if Interested or You Have Any Other Questions.

For More Pictures Of The Car, Engine build and All the Parts Let Me Know And I Will Email Them To You Cheers. Picture of the Engine Bay there is with Old Extractors & Old Gearbox (Not that you can see it).

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