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Does anyone know anything about these cars as i have a chance to purchase one in QLD for a really good price i know parts would be a really big issue as they would be non existant in aus but this car would really turn alot of heads on the road it has the VG20DET engine in it and being the impul version it has got extra bits like tricked up suspension, cams, throttle body, turbo, intercooler, boost controller, abs with cross drilled discs and big calipers, stage 3 shift kit gearbox and all the other bit the standard Y31 series cedric has and it only has 67k on the clock.

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there was a manual one for sale as well might have been the y 30 though it looks pimpin they are a nice car the motrs you should be able to parts for as for panels etc they can be got but are dear . looks good the vg20 is a really powerful motor may be 140 kw or so but still it would make a great cruiser and uniqure car

meggala

btw some people drift them:)

although this is a cima you get the drift they are nice and were frightfully expensive when new.

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there isnt many but there certainly is enough around to get parts i just got a pretty good one for $500 and it needs a few things so i've been looking and i havent had to much trouble so far. i'm pretty sure all cimas are factory auto because theyre a luxury car just like fairlanes here.

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