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Vehicle information: KE70

Condition: excellent with minimal rust

Price: $2700

Location: adelaide

Contact: kris on 0430 470 828

stock 4K

5-speed engine was rebuilt by previous owner..

ADM AE86 solid front discs and calipers

Ferrodo pads

braided lines

standard rear drums (diff had new wheel bearings 6 months ago)

AE86 front struts

Revolver adjustable coilovers

KYB short-stroke inserts

8kg Craft springs with helper springs

Tein camber tops

XT130 lower control arms

standard AE86 steering knuckles

200mm 6kg ###### rear springs

Boge Turbo rear shocks

some Super Pro bushes

fender mirrors

14x7 +8 MA61s

has minimal rust nothing major

runs awsome i work 5-230 and stars first time every morning and never over heats

$2700 or swaps for a ute of some sort =)

interior is mint seats have no rips dash is mint so is roof lining

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