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Hey guys

I am after a computer so I need to sell my beloved RC drift car - its decked out with all hop ups - its a Tamiya TT01 4WD - all adjustable suspension, NSX and S15 body - s15 is painted in tranclusent purple - full on drift special - 2 sets of wheels including white Nylon drift wheels and a set of hot Volk TE37s - has a 23 Turn TZ motor - specifically for high RPM drifting - a set of slicks and Yokomo Drift tyres.Futaba reciever and controller.

Very very fast car, drifts hard and long. Has new Futaba electronic speed controller, full ball bearings, the front and rear diffs are locked with silicon -but its like rubber so it allows some slip so it acts like a proper LSD and doesnt understeer in the front. Im mad to sell it - but I really need a new PC so if anyone wants a swap and IS IN MELBOURNE - let me know

either PM me or email on [email protected]

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Kim.

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Well im looking for a fairly basic system

Basics are a monitor, win XP and a Processor over 1.6 GHz -

Im looking for a system just to use the net and for my media - i want a basic cos I will build it up - I just bought myself a 1997 R33 and I cant afford to buy a real good computer atm.

Sorry I cant get any Pics of it as I dont have a digi cam on me and my Company laptop is so locked down, it wudnt let me put software on it to accept a digi cam even! Anyway looking at it in real life and seeing it go is 100 times better than a picture - however saying that - if i posted a pic up of it people would be falling over themselves trying to get the car - it attracts a crowd on the street when I take it out and when I take it to the track - the bogans with there Nitro powered Holden utes and Falcon utes are like - eyyy howwd ya get it to driftt like that, thats farrken sicck - when I see them pityfully trying to get there car sideways with there open diffs and poor response from the nitro engines.

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