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Bad Luck guys I just sold it. That was my car. The new owner just picked it up about 30mins ago. Goodluck to him as he had an inspection done as well to make sure it was OK. There was nothing wrong with it other than a tear in the drivers seat and the paint needed slight touch ups. It had N1 turbo's, coilover suspension, HKS Intercooler, Tom's Air filters, HKS exhaust, G Reddy Gauges and the list goes on. It was a bargain in my eyes but had to sell it due to some financial issues. ($70,000 owing from a builder).

Sorry I didnt want to mention it before. I didnt want to feel like I was advertising.

your other post says u spoke to the owner on the phone.

now you say u didnt want to mention it was your car cause it was like advertising,

isnt that the point of selling a car?

your a weird man

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your other post says u spoke to the owner on the phone.

now you say u didnt want to mention it was your car cause it was like advertising,  

isnt that the point of selling a car?

your a weird man

Since I am a new member. I thought that the forum rules would be that I had to be a member for a certain amount of time before I advertise or sell something. I already had taken deposit on Sunday and wanted to wait and see if the new owner would pick up or not.

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