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listing up early to get some expression of interest, car is currently defect due to bold tyres but will be cleared in a week or two after i get enough money and time for new tyres.

DETAILS:

1995 top of the range GPX mivec engine V6

power windows, alarm, central locking, power mirrors, aircond, etc..

Full engine gaskets replaced

Rego till september

full 100km service done;

New water pump

New alternator

New timing belt

etc...all receipt available.

regular service

triptronic sport shift auto

Aftermarket steering wheel

100% stock otherwise

$1200 alpine sound system including speakers and amp

met navy blue

Reasonably good condition, can go wrong at $7900, this is the cheapest FTO you will find in the country!! Check carsales.com.au and tradingpost.com.au to see for yourself!

Price: $7900 neg

Location: SA, campbelltown....can meet in town for inspection.

Contact: please PM me for now, ill put up my number after car is ready.

PICS will be up end of next week.

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