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Hey Petar, my offer still stands.

I'm not quite sure how you worked out my car was worth around 11k as you'll find quite a few examples on these forums worth way more than that, but anyway.

Its a great car, its been looked after all its life here in Australia (2 years). The small incident I did have with a kerb has been fixed as it was just a bent coilover and control arm, I put a whole other set of coilovers on the car. The rest are only cosmetic (rim and sideskirt) which I can fix quite easily.

Its got every mod under the sun except a front mount and turbo and its setup beautifully for race/drift as its a VERY stiff car with the full cage and suspension setup.

At least you'll have a car to drive around in, not one sitting in the garage doing squat.

Just thought id put myself out there again incase you change your mind :rolleyes:

Shaun

Information about the car can be found at..........

http://www.cardomain.com/id/exhale32

http://www.carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!c...rch_distance=25

Radium im really looking for a Rx7, i aint got no licence till september anywayz so i kinda over priced it to get a big "No Deal" from you :P

Gl with the sale of your car.......

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