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Bought the car stock at the end of 2011 with 78000kms, now has 97000kms as its my weekender. Car is a series 1 with original factory manual and has had the 100,000km major service done (timing belt, water pump, seals, diff oil, tranny oil, engine oil, radiator flush).


Cant really bear to part with it but its time to upgrade to a more modern car.

Serviced every 5000kms as I am very pedantic. Washed and vacuumed alternatively every other week. Always garaged. Colour is white with blue pearl (047-Crystal Pearl).

Body kit fitted by Bodyform and had front bumper, fenders, side skirts, rear bar, bonnet and front doors repainted/blended in mid 2013.


Price: $22,000


Exterior

BN sports front bar

BN sports side skirts

BN sports rear bar

BN sports fog lights

Origin front fenders +20mm

Origin carbon fibre boot lip

DMAX roof wing

15% tint all round

Factory HIDs

Clearworld crystal front indicators

Side mirror indicators

OEM weathershields


Interior

Toyota Celica steering wheel

Clarion head unit with bluetooth connectivity and DVD/AUX/USB

JDM leather seat coverings for JZX100

JZX100 footwell light option

Blitz boost gauge


Suspension + Wheels

19" SSR SP1 Professors with brand new tyres <1000kms old (F: 19x8.5+25 with 245/40/19, R: 19x9.5+30 with 255/35/19)

Fortune Auto Coilovers Series 500 installed 10 months ago brand new and done < 3000kms.

Cusco front strut brace


Engine Modifications

HPI pod filter bought brand new from Upgarage in November 2013 (<1000kms old)

Greddy LM FMIC

Greddy Profec B spec II boost controller

Greddy FATT Turbo Timer

AM Performance front + dump pipe

Kakimoto catback

A spec staggered blast pipes with burnt titanium tips

100km service done at 80,000kms (receipts included)


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*Note, checkered mats and shift knob will be replaced with stock items.


Contact: PM or SMS/Call 0434574302 or email [email protected]

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