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hey all, time has come to sell my new cefrio, had it all of a week, but have been waiting for it for around a month,selling dude to desiding to move up to a 34 and leave the older cars behind..

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CAR

pink 1988 cefiro, all sprayed in japan pink with a purple pearl, un-complied, but can be when eva ya want to.

MODS

jic coilovers, seem to be in good condition,

heavy clutch

fix back bucket seat

seatin wheel

full zorst with cannon on the end

pod filter

kit with whales tale

mechanial diff.

MOTOR

rb20det, 124,000kms runs well and dont blow any smoke.

BODY

needs a little T.L.C, kit has a bit missing from one corner(gess it got ripped of) and has small bits of damage around the gaurd where the paint has come of, im thinking they used to have big wheels on it and stones may have chipped some of the paint . all the underside is in good condition. no rust or huge dents.Also came with no grill.

CASH

lookin for $6500 as this it what it o's me and i dont want to loose out. if u know any thing about importing u will no how pricy and hard to find 88 cefiro are now in japan.

but make me an offer.

WHERE AM I

im in victor harbor SA

CONTACT

0402 675 675

or pm me, names daryll.

HISTORY

i imported the car my self from japan, its in good condtion. came from nagoya, [PICS

http://s239.photobucket.com/albums/ff96/pinky_cefiro/

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come on ppl, so cheap. some on much want it for a track car, or a car that they can take there time gettin on the road, or what eva.. its cheap.. 88 cefiros are so hard to find in japan these days.. need cach, make me an offer..

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come on ppl, i dont no what elce i can say to make this sell, make me an offer ppl.. i need cash so u might be suprised.. no stupid offers, i still need some cash for it..

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