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Hey guys, I'am toying with the idea of selling my RCOLT as I need a larger car (capable of towing). Needless to say this is one of the best rcolts in Australia and no expense has been spared in modifying it! The car only has 45,000km. The car is in pristine condition and obviously has no accident history. I'am looking at approx $21,999 ono PRICE DROP NOW DOWN TO $16,990!!!!!!!!! :D

To show you how clean this car is, while I have owned it I have entered 3 show and shines and taken home 5 trophies!

Also as you can see, the mods below are top of the range parts $$$$

Engine Hardware

4G15 1.5L turbo MIVEC

Greddy V-SPEC FMIC

Greddy Intake pipe

Jun BL Titanium muffler

Ralliart Radiator cap

Ralliart Oil cap

Ralliart Brake master sock

Ralliart Air diffuser

YR Advance boostkit

Coltspeed airbox induction kit

Go fast bits BOV

Custom extractor heat shield

Custom turbo back exhaust 2.5”

5 speed Getrag gearbox

Dual stage brake master

Body Work

Increase of spot welds across chassis

Coltspeed carbon fibre pillars

Carbon fibre front diffusers

Carbon fibre rear wing

Black vinyl roof

Ralliart valve caps

Ralliart exhaust shield

Ralliart graphics

Interior

EVO 8 MR Recaro seats

Pivot engine start

Pivot oil temp gauge

Pivot oil pressure gauge

Pivot water temp gauge

Pivot boost gauge

Pivot vacuum gauge

Double din Kenwood DVD player

Ralliart gear shift tag

Ralliart gear knob

Ralliart gear boot

Ralliart door strips

Coltspeed carbon fibre rear view mirror

Handling/Suspension

YR advance centre floor brace

YR advance rear strut brace

Pedders sports springs

18" lightweight ENKIE wheels

Standard front strut brace

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  • 5 months later...

Just wanted to say that has to be one of the cleanest RColts around!!

Have seen a few of these around and if i had to pick a smaller daily to have with the GTR would have one of these.

Good luck with the sale mate! perfect example.

If you dont mind me asking what power this little guy would be putting down, just out of curiosity.

Good luck mate!

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