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Hey all up for sale today is my VN SS.

I remember sitting on my computer one night at about 7pm and came across this magnificent car, At 8pm that night she was all mine, I loved this car, I took better care of it then i did with my Dog & Girlfriend. Its an unfortunate sale But she has too go, Due too saving for a house.

This car is very powerful and awesome to drive, Its reliable and starts first time every time. It has a few minor scratches, Will need a re-spray and there are some small rips in the upholstery. Besides those minor problems this car is in great condition, I hate too see it go. Truly.

ITEM: Atlas Grey VN SS 1990 model

LOCATION: SA, Hilcrest

YEAR: 1990

SERIES: VN

BADGE: SS

ENGINE: V8 5.0 litre 5000cc Injected

TRANSMISSION: 5 speed with XTREEM CERAMIC BUTTON CLUTCH

COLOUR: Atlas Grey

EXTERIOR CONDITION: Very straight body has paint fade on boot, bonnet and roof.

INTERIOR CONDITION: Average, could do with a shampoo

TYRE CONDITION: Front 80% Rears 40%

TYRE SIZE INCLUDING LOAD RATING: 225/35 17

ODOMETER: 190 000km’s

SERVICE HISTORY: Yes over $6000 spent in last two years including Rebuilt gearbox, suspension, clutch/flywheel and misc. Have got plenty of receipts!

REGO OF CAR: South Australia

REGO TILL: March 2010

PLATES INCLUDED: Yes

PRICE: $7000 Neg, also consider swaps must be manual, RWD and preferably Turbo and anything that can slide but let me know what you have got!

DELIVERY/PICK UP INFORMATION: Delivery can be organised if needed.

PAYMENT OPTIONS: COD, Direct Deposit, Paypal

CONTACT DETAILS: mailto:[email protected] 0430107682 Call me anytime if you would like to ask a few questions or organise and inspection.

OTHER INFO: This car is extremely quick, enjoyable to drive and is a great car and one of the best Holdens ever made.

It has had most components upgraded, has exhaust, mild cams (accordingly to previous owner), Heavy Duty ceramic clutch, very tight LSD cost $800 on its own, has Pedder’s rear suspension, Kmac front suspension.

I have just serviced the engine and comes with new radiator hoses and coolant.

Also has JVC stereo

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Surprised...... I was expecting quad turbo's feeding a blower with nitrous & 12inch wide rims.... That would have been a surprise. but instead you have a stockish vn showing its age, thats no surprise. I feel ripped off for looking

Surprised...... I was expecting quad turbo's feeding a blower with nitrous & 12inch wide rims.... That would have been a surprise. but instead you have a stockish vn showing its age, thats no surprise. I feel ripped off for looking

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Seems to read out like a textbook commodore ad. Faded Paint, Worn Interior, Taxi KM's, Bald Rear tyres, Oval Exhaust tip, mysterious phantom mild cams what ex ex ex owner supposedly installed.

I was expecting to see an rb26 VN, that WOULD be surprising, but i am not

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