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Hi all i have decided to sell my cefiro for genuine reasons.. it is in really good condition white with a purple pearl and the main thing its a genuine MANUAL :P

haltech e11.v2, fmic and 3inch stainless piping, tein coilovers with camber tops, 3inch stainless exhaust, runs no AFM, pod, white with purple pearl paint,17 inch r&s mags, electric seats and sunroof, also has strut braces(front and rear)

the fmic and stainless piping is 2 weeks old and just got a new nismo button clutch put in all this cost me 2.4k

sorry about the pics they are only ones off my phone as i have no access to a digital camera

i am after 11.3k for the car and am slightly nego

it is a really reliable car and is deffinately worth the money i am after, the car gets comments everywhere about the condition from people that dont even know what it is lol

i can be contacted on 0433 754 644 or 3343 7941

located in brisbane

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