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Hello friends just an expression of interest at this point

Thinking of selling my evo 7

interior and exterior is very good for its age

meek cat back exhaust

Hks suction kit

Hks turbo timer

odo meter-61000

except this completely stock

daily drive from and to work with no drama

reason for selling - getting interested in evo 8 mr

i have owned two skylines r33 and an nissan s15 and evo is by far the best buy

asking 22000 neg

location-sydney

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Can't wait till these drop to EVO 6 price range... another year or 2 maybe.

same story in mind with evo 8 mr dude ,,,,,either wait for price to drop or try bit hard and buy it

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