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Non turbo 1994 33 2 door manual complete no damaged.

THIS VEHICLE CAN NOT BE COMPLIED. ONLY GOOD FOR PARTS.

Bonnet , head lights and radiator missing, other wise complete.

Perfect for a writen off body shell replacement or as a drift car or parts.

At this stage selling complete as is.

Originally posted by bryanlee38

Why dont u just wait till there's more compliencing plates being circulated then get it complied and keep the car then. WOuldnt that be wiser?

Approval for vehicle compliance needs to be started before the car is shipped over. I was under the impression that if it's brought over without initial approval it had to be destroyed - and proof shown. How did the car get in to the country? Was it accepted for compliance before the 7th May cutoff and no plates could be found to finish the job?

Jordan or whom every buys it I'm willing to pay good money for these parts if in perfect working order ect.

g'box, pedals, pedalbox, clutch master cylinder, drive shaft, g'box mount and cross members, center console,gear stick, gear stick cover, pressure plate, clutch (if in good condition) flywheel, gear knob.

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