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Toyota Corolla

Engine

* 20 valve Blacktop 110,000 kms

* 5spd Manual

* 4 puk ceramic clutch

* Extractors with 2 1\4 straight through exhaust.

Exterior

* Colour red...

* Kyb lowered suspension

* 17" Driftek rims with 95% tread

Bp ultimate fuel always used and great on petrol....

$5,000 ono open to offers ...Selling due to bought a ute for work.

0401390822 located in Adelaide..

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