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I have for sale a 2004 model Evo 8 MR

Comes with the following factory options:

- BBS lightweight alloy wheels

- Vortex Generators

- Weather shields

Modifications have been kept to a minimum:

- DBA slotted rotors up front

- Project Mu slotted rotors rear

- Endless pads all round.

- 5% tint

- For some reason the bonnet grill came in bare aluminum on the MRs, so I had this powder coated Black by Chris at CRAVED coatings.

The car came with a Fujitsubo cat back and the dealer threw in a set of Ralliart floor mats and a HKS panel filter.

I also have a brand new Walbro 255L/h fuel pump which is ready to go in, this will be given to the new owner.

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It currently has 63000km and only 1 months rego.

So price wise.

$31k ono as is or $32k with full 12 months rego.

I need this car gone by the weekend.

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