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Average looking? Are you after looks or performance?

The one I offered for sale had been on my car running strong for nearly a year. Dyno got 182rwkw at 10psi - temps are always in check - if you want looks go a BIG FMIC - thats what all the chapel st cruisers do! I doubt you will find one that LOOKS as good as you want it to for less than $200 [you need brand new to get one that looks perfect] - there arent many around that look like this, most GTT's in Oz are 98 / 99 vintage so the cooler is NOT brand new.......

You know I have one in Melb, express delivery will cost you nothing and the price is around $150 too, question is do you want it?

lemme know or I will trade it in for some other parts :P

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