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Item Summary: 1984 TOYOTA COROLLA KE70, 20v 4age, metamorphosis purple with gold xirallic

Location: QLD: Brisbane

Postcode: 4509

Odometre: 120,000 kilometres

Asking Price: $4500

Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: want a r32 again

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: Nick - 0401328000 or pm

Extra Information:

hi guy got my rolla up for sale awesome car body is mint

engine needs a tune as i just put a new fuel reg and pump in

the car does run but runs rich unless you can sort out the air/fuel mixture on the

spot I surggest you bring a trailer

Engine:

4age 20v silvertop

Modifications:

4age 20v silvertop

with high comp cp pistons and h beam rods

T50 box with exedy HD Clutch

T series diff with 4.1 gears

blacktop map sensor conversion

with black top computer

BOSCH 044 inline fuel pump

tuned length extractors 4:2:1

2.5 inch from the dump

whiteline sway bars front and back

superlow rear springs also have all the stock springs

stock wheels with 95% tread

2 Auto gauge smoked lens gauges oil pressure and water temp

sony headunit with pioneer 6inch in the rear

custom paint metamorphosis purple with gold xirallic

full custom retirm cream with metamorphosis purple inserts

ALSO HAS REGO TILL JANUARY 2012

NEW VID OF IT RUNNING 19/6/11

ALL OFFERS WELCOME

$4500 open to swaps

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