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Go Kart for sale.

Motor: Parilla Reed.

Frame: Parilla.

Colour: black frame, yellow plastics.

Tyres: great nick

Bought this Kart about a year ago. This thing is a rocket, i also own a clubman that seems like a volvo when i get in it after i have driven this. Unfortunately i dont have the time anymore to take any of them to a track, as i live in geelong and the closest (non member) track is an hour and a half away in melbourne.

I payed $2000 for this but i need it gone so will depart with it for about $1300ono.

whoever buys this will not be dissapointed as the shear pace of this thing is unbeleivable.

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