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The day has finally come and my brilliant Monaro is for sale. It's probably the polar opposite of a turbo import but I know you'll appreciate a nice fast car anyway :) Get yourself the Australian icon just in time for summer. Details below. View the full ad at http://bit.ly/monaroad and photos at http://bit.ly/monaropics .

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View the full ad at http://bit.ly/monaroad and photos at http://bit.ly/monaropics .

  • 2 weeks later...

A well-organized, thorough and detailed classified says a lot about the owner. Good luck with sale mate :)

I don't like 2 door commo's, but reading this add makes me want to buy it.

I'll pass it on to a friend

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  • 3 weeks later...

Still for sale & still packing 290 rwkw (390 rwhp). Happy to answer any questions, just shoot through a PM.

  • 4 weeks later...

UPDATE: The Monaro now has a brand new SPF full front end alignment kit fitted, including caster kit and lower control arm to tension rod & inner bushes. It's also got new strut top mounts and bearings. The car rides like new.

See the full ad above for details.

The Monaro now comes with a Roadworthy Certificate for a limited time only, so get in quick!

What's on offer is 390 rwhp (290 rwkw) of effortless turnkey power and handling for the lucky new owner. See the full ad above for details.

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