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Hey guys :cool:

I havnt had my stagea rs4 for that long only 9months now

but I have to let her go.

Had an accident an ederly person hit my front drivers side

Iv had a quick quote done to get repaired would be 2.3k incl parts

First owner in AUS

87xxxKms

Selling as stock as a rock

used k&n oil filter and liquid moliy full synthetic 5w-40w

to service

OEM liquids in all other areas.

Never tracked/draged

Great car a lot of fun with dual sunroof

Comes with a single din Sony DVD player purchased brand new years ago for 2k

with a Sony explode amp also purchased brand new but willing to include that with the sale of the car

Looking for $8000 not very neg, not looking for a quick sale, no tyer kickers or low ballers please but cashed up people yes. domokun.gif

Location; VICTORIA

Any questions feel free to shoot me a text any time.

Please text rather than call 0430014354 :P

Jack

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