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Hey guys, up for sale is my 1991 ED civic hatch back. Selling because I want to get into drift and need some cash to start me off, and having 3 cars would not be financially sustainable for me at the moment.

Car is a factory Teal colour, paint in good condition.

5-speed manual.

199,000 clicks.

Has two dents, LR quarter and FR quarter.

Rocker cover gasket replaced last month.

Thermostat and radiator flush done last week.

Custom axle back exhaust with a straight through muffler made by Rampage Exhausts.

Rear seats stripped (Will supply seats and interior parts)

Rear Strut Brace.

Bride Low Max bucket seat (Driver, will supply factory seat)

OMP suede steering wheel.

Sony head unit with USB input.

Nemoto Mesh 15x7 +20 rims brand new 2 months ago, with Federal 595 EVO's also new at same time (195/50/R15) good tread all round.

Form and Function full bodied coil overs fitted, brand new a month ago (from the states)

Have also:

Front Strut Brace

Front and Rear Tie Rod Stabilizers

C-Pillar Brace

Major service done in August, is registered at the moment. It's a great car, fun to drive, handles like a boss during spirited hills driving. I have my full licence, and don't just drive it because I can't have a turbocharged vehicle, but have built it to drive beautifully through the hills, and it does just that, not some crappy P plater school holiday build.

Car owes me just shy of 6k. I am looking for $4,000 o.n.o OR SWAPS FOR A R32/R33, S13, S12 etc.

I want to get into drift, and need a car to start out in. So if you have anything of interest, defected or not, shoot me an offer, worst I'll do is say no.

Located in Adelaide Hills, contact number is 0432809975.

Thanks guys

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