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Hey guys, selling my VQ30DET as removed from halfcut. 58,000 ks.

comes with auto, wiring, ecus etc etc.

have taken some accesoories off etc.

everything comes with it in boxes, theres heaps of sh!t there i got of the halfcut aswell.

it is missing the factory turbo as i was going to upgrade it anyways.

got laser cut exhaust flanges also.

paid $2600 for the halfcut as it was such low k's.

asking $1200

looking for a quick sale!

my mobile number is 0467581500 call or text is fine.

item is located morayfield, northside of brisbane.

cheers!

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bump it.

wont fit in current project without mofications, would rather not modify it and use something that will fit straight up.

will swap for a rb25 + box, or 1jz + box.

i will throw cash in depending on what it is etc.

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