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Silver, 5 speed manual, soft top.

1.8ltr.

Stuff:

DTM 16 x 8 rims

205/45 16 Bridgestone Potenza 50%

headers to HFC to 2.25

MX5 Plus Roll bar

BC Coilovers

pineapples

NRG quick release

Added lightness:

aircon delete

power steering delete with modified rack and welded pinion

carpet delete

deadener delete.

There are no race numbers or tow points on the car, the tow points will be supplied as well as a few other spares.

215,000 km.

18 Apr 2016 rego.

Pro:

It handles like a go kart.

Con:

soft top is old but no tears.

$5,500 ono.

No swapping stuff, unless its swapping car for cash.

Low ballers will be ignored.

Sydney, 2173.

PM me.

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