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Bass Junky Grand Master

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Hey Ppls.

Well, I’m looking to sell my car.

1997 VS Calais Series 2

Built in mid 97 so its one of the last.

General description

V6, Auto, 148,000 klms

Rubens Mica paint with Silver around very bottom of car

Genuine VX SS rims

S.C Cold air intake

Semi Leather Interior

Woodgrain

Gillman shift improver kit and full service just recently

Pacemaker extractors and HSV exhaust

Rear Pedders castor camber kit just fitted a week ago

Full books

Stereo

Top of the range Alpine head unit with 4v preouts and all that stuff, motorized face etc.

1 x Kicker ix700 impulse amp for splits

1 x Kicker ZR240 sub amp

2 x pioneer dual voice coil 12” subs in custom box with Perspex,

Focal Spilts in front in standard locations

Phase Linear spilts in rear standard locations

Total value about $4000 +

Work done.

Just performed all those things that need doing at about 120,000 klms

Two new oxy sensors

Power steering pump

Front radius rods and front bushes replaced recently

The car is in immaculate condition and is a very genuine car. First to see will buy type car.

Selling due to having two damn cars

$16,000

contact me via e-mail or on 0419 101 639

Car is located in Melbourne

CHECK OUT THE PIC

http//www.cardomain.com/member_pages/view_page.pl?page_id=417749

BASS OUT

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Bass Junky Grand Master

Bass Junky

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I REALLY REALLY need to sell this car.

I don't want it when I move into my new house in five weeks.

Reasonable offers considered.

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