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post-62930-1242976502_thumb.jpgpost-62930-1242976502_thumb.jpgpost-62930-1242976347_thumb.jpghey all selling my r33 gtst ser 1.5 88 thousand ks cusco coil overs two week old 19 inch fpv rims brand new tyres blitz evryting frontmount exhaust pod full 4in dump pipe back good sterio subs n shit

nice tight lsd. wolf ed ecu high flow t28 makes two eighty ponys at the tyres on 11 pound. turbos new and at r d p the gimp there said will make well over three hundy at the tyres 15 16 psi. just didnt need n e more than whats there so left it. f*kll range of spares az well so if n e one needs n e thing let me know have most parts kits seats diffs mtrs etc?????? joel 0430540512. oh make an offer on the kar cheers its 95 model

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what language is that written in?

what price range are we looking at here?

trades? also where are you located?

im semi iliterate. one finger typing n stuff. 14 k with heaps of parts rims whole spare kit spare lsd u know lots and lots of spares. it goes good az with more boost and an hour tuning will make two forty rwkws im on the gold coast brought kar from melborne and put the best bits i could find only 88 thousand ks the exhaust is the sik as 4 in all the way threw full adj coil overs the best u kan buy it haz hundy mill adjusment still kan b lower, will put brand new set of tyres all round az well if some one pay 14/ it makes 204kw at the rubber. blows away brand new ss and falcons xrt any way wat may u wana swap? have a spare motor toopost-62930-1243052240_thumb.jpg

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