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wonder why its so cheap?????


motor seized. had oil and water, i havent looked any further.



besides having enough toys, my missus thumb print is scarred into my forehead, hence the reason why im selling and not just replacing the engine.


GOOD POINTS;

head has been acid dipped, timing belt bearings and belt changed all less then 5000 kays


brake disks and pads replaced new very recently. disks, slotted and dimple drilled,

tires good tread minus wear on inside front tires on 17" mags.

besides front mount its completely stock


NOT SO GOOD;

besides a new engine the car need cosmetic work, things like paint, and minor interior. Rear passanger shock leaks


the car has rego till September, happy to sell with or without rego though there's no road worthy.


the car needs to be towed away. will knock the price down if you dont want rego or the wheels. ( will need to byo wheels )


drop and engine and go, or maybe part it out. either way this could be the one for you..


May Swap for dirt bike ONLY ( may get shot for this) Prefer road trail, nothing under a 250. No thumpsters, no shitty commodores with 2 wheels.


The car in located in the Ipswich area. local delivery is available for extra cost


Looking for $2000


Contact:

Mick 0423 449 059

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