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hay all,

screwed up at drift supercup bent my cefiro parting stuff out

shell able to rego, shell not useable $1000

series 2 door cards $150 ONO

doors left rear damaged make an offer

boot lid no holes $100 ONO

bonnet good shape $200

all working switches make an offer

heaps of other shit

located in Adelaide

toby 0434 214 924

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