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$10000 with roadworthy - Can negotiate price further if no roadworthy is required.

Ok, where to start.. I purchased this car roughly 2 years ago. since then i have resprayed the car from bare metal in Ford EGO . Its a charcol grey with 3 colour metallic paint (red,green & blue flakes). It looks unbelievable in the sun but its not too glittery to be offensive..

It has a full GTR body kit made from polypropylene (plastic), not that cheap fibre glass crap! it also has original GTR projector headlights, light weight GTR bonnet and grill. The wheels are 18x8.5 GMAX Enigmas with 95% tread, unlike most, they fit under the guards so its roadworthy! it also has GTR brakes, front and rear.

The Engine has just been rebuilt inc. new bottom end bearings, forged pistons, rings, cylinder hone, minor head reco, new stud kit, water pump, heavy duty cam belt, walbro fuel pump, R33 ceramic turbo, FMIC, HD clutch, and a nistune computer system (plug in your laptop and tune away!).It also has a 3" stainless dump pipe and 3' catback system.

The engine has just finished its run in period and i havnt had it back on the dyno so its still running a basic tune. i would estimate a solid 150kw but has the potential to deliver over 200rwkw with a quality tune!

The interior is very clean, a few signs of its age like a torn steering wheel but there are not rips or stains on the seats, all in all its very clean.

It has a stereo with 2 amps.. 1 alpine 4 channel and a Directed 2 channel. it has JVC 6" rear speakers and 5x7 eclipse fronts and a 12' cadence sub.

This car has been my pride and joy for the last 2 years, i have spent ridiculous amounts of money on it and i have turned it into one of, if not the finest example of a GTS-T going around at the moment.. you wont find any autobarn accessories on this car or shopping lists down the doors, nor will you see it down chapel st on a saturday night.

I am a mature owner and have taken a lot of pride in making this car what it is..

When the car is sold, i will supply it with a roadworthy certificate and all receipts for work carried out on it.

So please, dont waste your time looking at clapped out GTRs, come and check out my ride, id be happy to take you for a spin and answer any questions you have.

cheers

matt.

for photos go to:

http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/privat...32&trecs=14

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