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FOR SALE: 1999 Honda S2000 AP1

COLOUR: silver

ASKING PRICE: $32 000 ono

KILOMETER'S: 125 XXX KM

MANUAL/AUTO: 6 speed manual

ENGINE: f20c

REGISTRATION: sometime next year febuary

MODS:

-gloss black stock rims

-custom intake

-K&N airfilter

-carbon fiber cusco strut brace

-cross drilled rotos

-HKS oil temp gauge

-OEM front bar lip (cost over $700 new)

-eyelids

-blue silicone airhoses

-custom exhaust 3" straight out from cat back (will be replaced with stock exhaust)

Reason for sale: moving overseas but not in a hurry

Comments:

This car has been looked after ever since i have bought it, it has been garaged all its life

im not lookin for a quick sale but if neone has a genuine deals please feel free

to call on 0433 270 686

regards...

(fotos will be up later)

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