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If you are reading this car is still for sale.

1997 Stagea Autech Edition
RB26DETT engine
Ohlins coilovers
Brembo brakes
Adjustable castor rods
Calsonic exhaust
Alarm with keyless entry and multiple point immobilisation
3 months rego and can supply current roadworthy certificate
New tyres
New rear brake pads
Serviced every 3000k's with synthetic oil
Kenwood USB stereo, Alpine speakers
R33 GTR wheels
Possible aftermarket LSD, very nice and tight

Looking for around $14K

Narre Warren, Vic

No time wasters/tyre kickers please!

Not interested in swaps for Commodores, Falcons or skyline's unless R32 with cash my way.
Might be interested in swaps for the following with cash my way, not interested in anything with cash your way. Cars I might be interested in:

VW oval beetle (suit restore), early rotors R100, RX3, RX7, FD RX7 rolling shell must be registerable, Lexus, Escort coupe, Gemini coupe, Datsun 1600, datsun 1200 coupe, HQ, early Celica Supra, AE86 sprinter, MGB, 808, interested in old school cars mainly.

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