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By stef_1991,
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Hey guys,

Its come to the time where i need to sell the golf as i need a bigger car frown.gif

Specs are now as follows,1.8 8V, 141,000 km with full service history from new, timing belt was done at 100,000km aswell as a new waterpump, all drive belts replaced 2,000km ago, 2 1/4 catback, 276 cam and HD valve springs, K&N, lowered kyb shocks and H&R springs, new front disc and pads, new mintex pads on rear and front wheel bearings, new P/s pump, rare 17" lensos with a little gutter rash and with 80% tires, full audio setup, Full alarm and immobiliser, near perfect interior and very good body, just one stonchip and one tiny dent which is expected for a 20yr old car... I have owned this car for 2 years now and it has been the amazing, never once had a problem with it at all. Handles and sounds brilliant and would have to be one of the cleanest golfs in the country. Will be very sad to see her go. Looking for around 5800 neg and comes with alot of spares, orig rims with new pirelli's, headlights and all other original parts but would be very intersted in swaps for a r32 or 180sx + cash you way depending on condition.

Located in Launceston, Tasmania.

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Cheers, Stefan

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