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YEAR: 2004

MAKE: Holden

MODEL: Berlina

KM: 105800

RWC/REG: 31-12-2010 No RWC

DESCRIPTION:

URGENT SALE NOW.. RUNNING BUT NEEDS A RADIATOR NO RWC AS NO TIME FOR ARRANGING IT WILL ASSIST AS MUCH AS I CAN THOUGH

Transmission type: 4 Speed Auto

Engine: 3.6L Alloytec 175kw

Colour: Vesper Blue (Metallic)

Modifications: See Below

Other Comments: Reason for sale , my living arrangments are changing and i cant afford to have this sitting around at home when i use public transport...

I have just done the major 105xxx service. Went overboard , spent close to 1k doing it (including labour)

Nulon Oil , Geniune Transmission Service kits from holden , Geniune Spark Plugs , Rotors Breaks Shocks changed , Geniune Oil Filter , Geniune Fuel Filter

Suspension

Super Low King Springs - Front & Back

GT Monroe Stocks - Front & Back

1200kg Tow Bar

Wheels

19' Geniune VE SSV Rims

245/35 R19 tyres 80% tread left

New Front Slotted Rotors - Less than 600km on them

New Solid Rear - Less than 600km on them

Bendix General CT brake pads all around - Less than 600km on them

Body

Standard Bodykit all around

Custom Chrome Side Door Moulds

Blue Neon in Boot for extra lighting and to match vehicle

Engine

2 1/2 Inch Catback Exhaust

Twin Tips at the rear

Colour Matched Engine Covers - LOOKS GREAT lol

Stereo

Standard 6 Stacker Headunit installed with low level output for Subwoofer

Wiring will be installed all you need is sub amp and a tune

ALL STOCK PARTS TO COME WITH CAR

ANOTHER SET OF RIMS AND TYRES

SPRINGS , EXHAUST , MUDFLAPS

LOCATED: MELBOURNE SUNBURY OR GLENROY

PRICE: 14000 ONO

CONTACT INFO: 0413703227

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