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1999 Hilux single cab ute which i have owned for the last 2 years. I purchased this having already had suspension work done but have invested a lot of my time and money to get it to where it is today. The interior is spotless, I have just had plush carpet fitted and seats cleaned. Engine bay is absolutely immaculate as can be seen in the picture. Car has just been serviced with new oil and filter fitted. This is a 2 litre 4 cylinder with only 168,000k's. A/c works sweet too.

Quick rundown of mods:

Interior:

Toyota Avalon seats

SAAS White leather steering wheel in as new condition. ($250 steering wheel)

Plush carpet just fitted throughout replacing factory vynal and ultra plush floormats

Custom white faced dials with toyota logo in centre.

Custom made speaker box to house 6" rear speakers

Sub box behind passenger seat.

Cyclops alarm and remote central locking.

Audio

Eonon D1303 DVD player with 7" screen with HDTV digital tuner. Yes you can watch digital tv in this car!

Pioneer 6" speakers in doors with tweeters.

Pioneer 6" rear speakers

Orion 10" sub in custom box

Exterior:

19" wheels.

Twin pipes

25% tint on sides, 5% tint on rear (Told rear is legal as its a ute but dont quote me)

Full chrome front end. with white front apron.

Custom rear rollpan with frenched in number plate and LED numberplate lights

Clear altezza style tail lights with Phantom indicator globes (invisible globe but flash orange)

Crystal semi sealed headlights with Narva Platinum globes

Clear side indicators

Chrome mirrors

Inside of tub lined in Raptor protective coating. $300 a bottle and freshly sprayed black

Carpet cut to fit floor tub. Brand new.

Front calipers and rear drums painted red

Engine/Exhaust/Suspension

SAAS pod filter

Stainless intake pipe

Cold air intake

Lukey Extractors

Custom made ET straight twin pipes. Very loud but sound awesome. Very unique sound as i dont think there is another Hilux with these pipes.

Lowered all around. Reset rears with gabriel shocks

Lowered fronts with monroe shocks

New Nolathane sway bar link bushes

Thats about all i can think of for now.

This is a very regretful sale. Need an import again.

May swap for manual jzx100 with money your way.

11,500 ono

Daniel - 0408 282 242

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