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location- south australia

S13 silvia import, ca18de auto low km, full bodykit, immobiliser and remote central locking sun roof, HUD display on windshield, interior in good condition, exhaust system, ram pod filter, ice cold air-con. Recently cleaned out fuel tank, pump strainer and replaced fuel filter, and new brakes

Few bad points, paint aint the best, sun damaged dash, and a couple cracks in bodykit.

I'm selling the car for the missus because she doesn't like the car cos of fact that the bodykit sticks out abit and she gets paranoid about damagin it all the time.

After $4000 ono or may trade for something auto.

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