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one of my cars is for sale

Black Silvia. the paint isn't the best would need a new paint job has a body kit thats in black primer. the motor has great running nick and a bigger turbo and injectors has a frount mount but not good intercooler piping needs to be changed. manual in great condition and diff. i haven't got any time for it now and needs to go quick. saleing with no reg or RWC. was an everyday car for the past 2 years

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do you have pictures? im looking for a car to suit a drift project, so no rwc is all good.

pics of the whole car as well as the engine bay would be good, just to see whats going on.

Do you have specs of the turbo and injectors, receipts even? I dont mean any offense or rudeness, but you can never be too careful...

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Does to an extent, love to see those pics, especially if you can get closeups of the turbo. Any lettering on it? Or on the injectors?

See what you can do with pics.

Umm can we get a location, mate?

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