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Looking at selling my car, located in west sydney, Casula - just past liverpool.

1999 Excel 'Sportz'

170,xxx kms

Manual transmission

Twin cam engine

Deep Purple colour

Factory alloys

Factory spoiler

Factory CD player

Aircon

Powersteering

Tinted windows

Basically all options.

Drinks about 7L/100km in petrol with combination of city/highway driving :)

Always garaged while ive had it - Always taken care of merticulously, I dont let anyone drive it - Its my baby :)

Rego till 24 June

Very slight damage on the rear left quater panel and slight scratches on the front left panel where my brother ran into it while I had it parked infront of my garage. :P:(

Full service history up until Ive had it [125kms] where since Ive changed the oil + Filter with Mobil 1 Synthetic every 5000~ 7000kms which I have records for(and about 10 bottles of old oil :P) - Receipts for all other work [New brake pads, brake fuild, gearbox oil etc]

Has a signficant sound system/associated wiring in it but I will most probably be taking it out unless new owner specifically wants it. But id let it go fairly cheaply with the car because taking it out is a big job for me + my new car wont accomodate for a sound system :(

I will pay for a full detail before its sold also.

Looking for $5,500 negotiable, my insurance expires in two weeks and Im hoping to not have to reinsure it in my name.

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+ A different sub to whats in it in the moment.

Cheers, any questions either post them here or PM me and i'll give you my phone number :)

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