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FOR SALE KE70 1984

Hey guy's selling my ke70 due to need money to go oversea's.

The body isnt in the best condition has a few dints here and there and rear quarters are abit rusty.usaul spots

The car will come with EVERYTHING im gonna write just minus engine and gearbox,all you need for this car is a sr20 and manual gearbox and everything will drop in and run and drive

Whole s13 front end(k-frame,hubs,knuckles,lcas etc)

tein monoflex coilovers(2way height,damper,camber)

1 piece tailshaft

r31 diff with 4.1 ratio

3inch cat back exhuast

hydraulic handbreak

4 point half cage(meets the new schedule j requirments)

s14 brake booster and master cylnder

rear has kyb short shocks

6kg rear springs

s14 steering column

power steering

bride zeta II

batery in boot

switch board

15x7.5 0 offset southern way meshies on front

There would be a few things i forgot i will add them when i remember

as i said guys this car just needs engine and gearbox and its ready to slide.

SMS only 0449935304 for inquries and pictures

$2000 or $1500 and suply your own front wheels

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