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RB25de 32 gts-t p-plate drift car 5.5 k non-nego'd no swaps!

Have owned the car for a year and sad to see it go but have no time or money to put into this car :(

It will be sold Un-registered but it will be easy to re rego! title is a typo.

pm me for pics / info and no swaps!!

originally a r32 gts-t rb20det but now has rb25de so chasis has turbo brakes and lsd

parts:

-rb25de from series 1

-straightcut 1-3 rb25det gearbox

-Full vertex bodykit

-fresh respray twotone gold and black

-r33 gtst series 2 interior

-autotechnica steering wheel

-NRG jap coilovers

-tein caster arms

-twin plate clutch

-panasport 17x9 17x9.5 yeaaa boiiiiii

bad points

- cat has been bashed out by previous owner, unless you like the smell of exhaust and flames being shot everywhere :P

- timing is off, doesn't take much to fix, i'm just too lazy to do it myself :P!

loads more just cant think of anything right now!

price: 5.5k NON NEGOTIABLE. DO NOT WANT SWAPS

location: wollongong! hour south of sydney

contact: 0423521388

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Edited by azitiz32t

bump bump need it gone! if goes this week will throw in a shit load of goodies

pm pm pm pm pm pm pmpm pm pmpm

yep lol, repping the dildo.

and d_soljah, it has coils caster arms and a shimmed lsd, should get you sideways pretty well!

bump guys :D!

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