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Engine done 86000kms, i have documentation that compression is spot on, comes without turbo, ac, ps or loom. $800.

Gearbox is in exceelent condition too, $500.

Will sell together for $1200.

0414972596.

Shaun.

(near Sydney)

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Both are still available. It is a manual box in excellent condition. Freight to Brisbane is about $150, so i imagine it would be similar to Melbourne.

yeh is it manual or auto box??.
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Sorry if this is a 'time waster' post, but my car was stolen, and i have now recovered it, but they only drove the sum of about 1km - the tyres show no signs of burnouts, but my clutch, when i let it out - doesn't affect engine speed AT ALL, mechanics just said - yeah clutch, so its in having the clutch fixed. But i can't see how a clutch can go from gripping perfectly, to not gripping AT ALL, in 1 km, so i'm concerned that the gearbox is fecked also,

i'm a little strapped for cash since i had nothing before this happened, and i've now spent $1000 on recovering the vehicle and clutch parts, so if the gearbox is to blame i'll need a new one:(

is $500 the cheapest you'll do for the gearbox?, i'm in brisbane, what company did you try for freight through, i sent a gearbox and diff via rail, about 400kms for $28 not so long ago.

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If you pay and organise postage ill let it go for $400. Sorry to hear about your car.

Ok man, thanks - wont forget it. Once the mechanics get it all apart, should be monday next week i'll know the deal and i'll let you know asap.

Charles

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The gearbox comes with the gearbox only. Sorry, gotta keep flywheel with the engine.

G'day, if I buy the gearbox can you supply the flywheel and clutch from the engine?

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