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For sale: Hey guys,

thinking of selling my car, to get something newer, its a shame to see it go, but i want something more reliable.

Its unregistered at the moment, and needs a respray of the front bar and skirts and rear boot area has paint peeling off, shes currently looking for a new home.

the mods included are;

- 110,xxx KM on the Clock

- MazdaSpeed Steering Wheel

- Tanabe Supensiontec Street Dampers

- Dual Exhaust

- Cusco Front Strut Bar

- Infini III Seats

- Rear Parcel Tray

- All Black Interior

- Short Shifter

- 18" GMAX Enigma Rims

- Re Amemiya Aero Mirrors

- Thermo Fan

Doesn't look the best at the moment, cause i was about to go for a respray, but decieded to save money and buy a suitable car.

I recently replaced,

- All the belts

- Got some aero wipers

- brand new clutch slave and clutch master cylinder

Issues:

Currently the clutch fluid is leaking somewhere.

Paints the issues too.

besides that its a clean car, have 2 stock front bars and a spare rhs fender.

Item Condition: Needs a clean, respray possibly ?

Price and price conditions: $8,000 ONO

Extra Info: She needs new home; nice and stock, hard to find, stock.

Pictures: Soon

Contact Details: PM

Location: S.E Melbourne

Delivery & Conditions of Delivery: Pick up.

Open to swap for something JAPANESE.

ie,

R32 GT-R

S15

WRX Bug Eye Pus

Chaser

Plus couple K your way.

Edited by phivrne
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