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Black 1985 Nissan Gazelle, was bought for a project car, but not enough time and money, and now living in wonthaggi, just made it to much effort.

Stock standard apart from a welded diff, and stripped interior, only seats and steel, dash intact and working.

CA20DE reco'd 5months before i brought, only drivin 30k's

5 spd manual

Have Extractors, but not fitted.

Askin $1200

pm for more details

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Yes if you go to a RWC place that knows the rules, but because it has no carpet, you have to find one that does know the rules, cause in VIC you don't need to have carpet.

You just have to make it so that you can't get hooked on anything.

that and take out the welded diff, yeah, no worries

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