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Item: 1992 eg civic 1.5(note comes with 15 alloys well be needing new tires)

Location: Brisbane

Website: Trademe.co.nz

Item Condition: mint

Reason for Selling: wanting a turbd

Price and Payment Conditions: $7500 OR KEEN ON SWAPS!!! ONLY (teg,180sx,ae86,corolla gt(4age),gtir,gtx,bfmr,starlet gt)

NOTE NO daewoo,hyundai ect...

Extra Info: 1992 civic 1.5 non-vtec twin carb(not the 1.3 pussie &*@#), big bore muffler, 155,000ks only!!! 5speed manual new rwc and reg,pionner head unit,sunroof,REGASSED AC!!,Brand new oil(castrol magnatec and new oil filter),Just spent $250 keeping the cooling system in perfect working order

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