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Vic - Fs Vic El2 Futura Opt 20 Sedan, Lowered, Lsd, Tint, Towbar - Daily Spec!

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Hi All,

Need a wagon for a daily, so my current daily is up for sale.

97 EL series 2 Futura (non hybrid engine)

Opt 20 (ex police).

260k - but highway kms. I know everyone says this, but it's been owned by an Emerald couple for the last 10 years before me, I'm only the third owner.

Stock as a rock other than Pedders shocks, and Pedders XR height springs. Very practical and wouldn't really pick it as lowered.

Very good clean condition. Interior is immac, body and paint are clean, a few dints/scratches as you'd expect of a car this age, but still quite clean overall.

Dual Airbags (driver's and passenger)

ABS

Cruise control

Factory 3.23 LSD

Aircon works nicely

Front power windows work well (manual rears)

Factory tinted windows.

New tyres all round

Rego till August

Towbar

CD Player

The only thing letting the car down is there's a scrape on the driver's door. Not that noticeable though. Other than that it's a good, solid clean car.

After $2900.

Located in Cheltenham VIC

Thanks,

Justin.

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