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im selling this car dew to it sitting in the driveway to much has not been driven much over the last 6-8 months as i only drive to and from work dont see the ponit in using this car for a 5 min trip

ive had this car for about 2 years and only done about 10000 ks Never had any mechanical problems at all has made 176rwkw on stock boost

Hybrid frontmount intercooler

GReddy eManage

Weds light-weight wheels with new tyres

Heavy Duty Clutch

POD Filter

Greddy Turbo Timer

GTR adjustable spoiler

dump pipe with 3.5" full exhaust

Car Never been boosted

Pioneer cd Player with hands free sony amp and sub in the boot

Front Strut Brace

im selling this car for somthing bigger looking for a wh statesman v8 need a good size family car looking at going down that road soon this car has no rego on it but will be doing that soon no point having rego on it if its not getting used

im shore ive left somethings out give me a call if you wont to take a look

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13500.00 ono

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im selling this car dew to it sitting in the driveway to much has not been driven much over the last 6-8 months as i only drive to and from work dont see the ponit in using this car for a 5 min trip

ive had this car for about 2 years and only done about 10000 ks Never had any mechanical problems at all has made 176rwkw on stock boost

Hybrid frontmount intercooler

GReddy eManage

Weds light-weight wheels with new tyres

Heavy Duty Clutch

POD Filter

Greddy Turbo Timer

GTR adjustable spoiler

dump pipe with 3.5" full exhaust

Car Never been boosted

Pioneer cd Player with hands free sony amp and sub in the boot

Front Strut Brace

im selling this car for somthing bigger looking for a wh statesman v8 need a good size family car looking at going down that road soon this car has no rego on it but will be doing that soon no point having rego on it if its not getting used

im shore ive left somethings out give me a call if you wont to take a look

DSC_1039.jpg

DSC_1037.jpg

12500.00 ono

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