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Hi guys,

have the following two items for sale. Located in Melbourne inner north. Pick up or ship interstate. Call/text: 0411169296

Item: GReddy PRofec B-Spec II

Price: $430 + P&H

Details: You all know what it is. Brand new, in box, never installed.

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Item: Car Alarm

Price: 400 + P&H

Details: Brand new, in box(es), never installed!

Alarm features include:

• Automatic remote window wind-up

• 3 Point Immobilisation

• Shock/impact sensor

• Door intrusion alert

• Boot intrusion alert

• Bonnet intrusion alert

• Ignition tamper alert

• External Battery back up siren with built in shock sensor.

• Flashing LED

• Code Hopping Remotes

• Flashing Indications

• 2 Remotes

• Built in Turbo timer or Turbo timer interface with adjustable time (arm alarm while cars running and walk away no waiting)

• Black wiring

• 9 sector integrity check

• Intrusion alert and reporting

• Shock sensor warn off

• Passive alarm arming

• Auto re-arm and lock (if programmed)

• Arming Chip

• Silent Arming from remote

• Boot release

• Perimeter Lighting

• 2 stage unlocking

• Anti-hijacking

• Passive immoblisation

• Dome light activation

• Standards Approved / Insurance Approved

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