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NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED "HANG ON"

proven 10 second car with timeslipS- no nos

*full 6 cylinder conversion fully engineered and rta approoved in nsw has run a best of 10.6 @ 128 mph

*fully manualised custom auto box

*many spares including slicks and front runners etc

*no more to spend turn key and enjoy

*owes owner over $90 ,000

*call DO NOT PM for more info this is not my car posted for a mate genuine enquiries only NO DREAMERS

* this car has many many extras

*THIS IS THE FASTEST REGISTERED 200 SX IN AUSTRALIA WITHOUT NITROUS

CALL PETER ON 0404 866 622

$50,000

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genuinely interested people will call the number provided a simple chat on the phone will get the NON TYRE KICKERS all the answers they need he doesnt use the internet and doesnt want to advertise to the world what the car has SIMPLE cheers.....

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