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Hey guys

I have a 1995 Series 1 R33 GTS for sale. I brought it straight from japan in 2006 for $14,000 lol i know abit steep. Its done 109.xxxKms and its had its major service. It has adjustable suspension, kenwood cd player and clarion 15inch sub, Car has been taken care of is perfect for P plate laws atm. Looking around 9-10 grand.

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Will upload pics soon

also will come with RWC and 12 months rego

More specs msg for details

hey dude,

i have a 1983 mazda rx7 sII for sale it has about 10,000 spent on it. it has a new 12a extend port, new s3 gear box with heavy duty clutch, s4 rx7 interor all the goodies to munch to mentoin call me on 0430223577

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what condition is it in

does it come with reg and rwc aswell cos im only really up for a trade if i get the same as im giving for my car..... aslong as gets rwc and reg then i might be interested

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