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Ford laser S 1991 1.8sohc

Runs very very well, very reliable.

2 1/4 sports exhaust with dumper pipe, hurricane extractors

Lowered sports springs, 16inch wheels with 90% rubber. 6 months rego.

215,000kms

Manual

stereo included if price is acceptable to me.

Description dosn't do it justice. Very nice car, very fun to drive, very reliable. Selling due to just bought a r33 skyline sedan from japan.

$3500 ono

Any serious questions PM me, otherwise post here.

Pics at below address:

http://www.fordlaser.com/section.php?area=...ars&user_id=465

Forgot to include that it is ready for inspection but cannot sell until start of may (when the new car comes in)

This post has been edited by 33Sedan: 10 Apr 2006, 11:33 PM

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