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No thanks, I don't even know what a fj40 is?

And why do people keep saying keep my wheels, they're not work deep dish rims??

As of today car has new GTR fuel pump, new door trims (perfect nick) and new rear bar.

Cheers

Daniel

FYI.....

this is my FJ40

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Thanks

Edited by pauly990
Heya, interested in a swap for a 2002 Holden astra (blue), Low km's. Great family car. $4000 my way? pm me

No thanks mate, I'm not giving my car away.

Cheers

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okay guys, after quite a few people driving my car (and not knowing how to drive it)..the clutch is now buggered...still drives but is making funny noises...

Will need a new clutch...seen some good ones around on the forums for $200..still drives though.

Also, one boot hinge is stuffed, boot doesn't close properly and is a little out of alignment..I'm sure I can get a spare hinge for nothing.

No time to fix atm, need car gone!

NEW PRICE

$6800..

If I fix it, price will go back up!

And it will soon go onto ebay and carsales, carpoint so if interested see it first.

Cheers

Daniel

Also, no more test drives. I will drive the person in my car.

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okay guys, after quite a few people driving my car (and not knowing how to drive it)..the clutch is now buggered...still drives but is making funny noises...

Will need a new clutch...seen some good ones around on the forums for $200..still drives though.

Also, one boot hinge is stuffed, boot doesn't close properly and is a little out of alignment..I'm sure I can get a spare hinge for nothing.

No time to fix atm, need car gone!

NEW PRICE

$6800..

If I fix it, price will go back up!

And it will soon go onto ebay and carsales, carpoint so if interested see it first.

Cheers

Daniel

Also, no more test drives. I will drive the person in my car.

Still for sale...drives fine guys, take off point on the clutch is high that's all.. the clutch is not slipping and the noise was the clutch fan hitting on something.

Car can be picked up and driven for ages without changing anything..

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