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Eoi [vic] Daily Drifter With Reg -$1k

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hey guys, just wondering if its something anyone would be interested in, if not i'll probly just keep it as a daily i guess.

82 bluebird, series 1, L20B, 5 speed, ~230,000km's.

bad points:

has some drift damage, main thing is front guards a little scuffed/dented and the indicator is missing. its not THAT bad, but noticable

-needs a wheel alignment, cause i drift it into gutters n shit. everythign under the front is straight (your welcome to check) but, needs an alignment. is still fine to drive, just if you push too hard, you'll get alot of tire noise

- does burn a bit of oil, i just allow for this in the running costs of the car (add about $10 a month).

- no gear knob, last owner cut it off. still not really sure why

good stuff:

- reg till june, and i will sell it with reg, providing you sign that thing that says your responsible for any fines n stuff like that

- locked diff, the single greatest thing, since, and indeed before, sliced bread.

- 4 puck ceramic button clutch, ~ 2 months old, with reciept. very nice to drive with, easy to use, but bites hard when you kick it

- i put a basic cd player in it, so you can enjoy your own tunes.

- bit gutless, but does run really well for what it is. only has a slight miss when its cold, but this hasnt happened lately for a while, and only did it once every 4 or 5 times. again, this was only when it was cold, has always run great when its up to temp

- new rotor button/dizzy cap/plugs semi-major service stuff done a couple months ago

- had an old pizza delivery thing you stick on top that came with it, no signage on it though, i guess you can have it if you want?

not real impressive to drift in the dry, is an absolute weapon on dirt/wet roads. coming out of a VL into this was a massive step up (yeah i know VL's are shit) but its just good fun, and makes learning easier. i see alot of people with nice, drift friendly cars, but they're too afraid to hang em sideways for fear of smashing it. thats not an issue with this car :D

i'll get a pic up later tonight/tmr as i dont have transfer cable for my phone atm.

looking for 1k, i believe its pretty reasonable for what it is.

cheers,

Ben

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17's do NOT come with the car.

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also, it can still be driven on the street till the 23rd. after that you'll needa clear the defect.

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