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Ahoy.

2002 Holden Monaro up for sale.

Located in Springwood

$20,000 firm

PM/TXT/ring 0487 245 653

229,000KM's. Mostly highway KM's.

Flame Orange,

LS1,

6 speed,

Tri-Y extractors,

2.5" dual, exiting dual 2.5" tips on one side,

Ziggy alloy OTR,

MAFless from power torque (240RWKW, 600NM torque)

Option 2 clutch from Mal Woods including. Billet flywheel. Remote bleeder. Braided clutch line.

Alpine system, including full motorized tv screen, Motorized CD player,

Some kind of sat nav that could do with an update that doesn't exsist.

Standard 18" tyres with 80%F, 60%R. One full sized 18" spare, and one space saver.

Will come with RWC, and 6 months rego if it isn't sold before the current rego runs out, 2 months left. Will come with a professional detail, inside and out. Has been a -really- good car. As low as 10l/100 highway driving. Sounds really good. Gets up and goes when she needs to, and sits on the highway putin' along at 1500RPM in 6th. She done alot of highway KM's, hence the high KM's. Log book serving up to 135,000. After that that, I've done it myself. couple of little dings from hail (f**king), heater works well and is nice and warm in the car after 10min. Aircon pump failed a while ago, pump was replaced by myself, haven't bother to re-gass it. Car-bra WONT be on the car. Over all, the car is in average condition, that you'd expect from a 9yr old vehicle, with 229,000KM's. Considering what these are going for STANDARD and AUTO, albiet less KM's. This is a very good asking price, and one I will not budge on.

Will to give you the VIN and rego so you can check it out. Is on ESANDA finace, but only has $7000 left, so I will be providing appropriate documents to the buyer from my finance company, so you can see it will be paid out and you're not left with a lemon!

Willing to swap for a turbo 4 cyl of some sort, with minimum 7 grand on top to pay off the loan.

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