2008 Saturn Sky Carbon Flash Se Redline on 2040-cars
Temecula, California, United States
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2008 Saturn Sky Carbon Flash SE Redline
5 speed manual ~58k miles This car is considered a flood title vehicle although there is no sign or evidence of flooding. The engine has been removed and completely rebuilt, the stock brakes have been replaced with upgraded Brembo's, and also the Trifecta performance tune was professionally installed. The car has been running since the March 2013 and hasn't skipped a beat since. Performance Mods include: 2013 3rd Generation LNF shortblock Dejon CAI OBX exhaust Brembo front calipers w/ drilled and slotted rotors Trifecta Custom Tune DDM Backbone DC sports cross bay brace Bridgestone Potenza performance tires 245/45R18 (Less than 5k miles) The interior of the car includes: Monsoon Stereo System Carbon Fiber trim DDM gauge piller (uninstalled) Custom floor mats The exterior includes: HID headlights and LED DRL Stubby antenna Tinted Wind Restrictor If you have any questions, feel free to pm me and we can gladly discuss any questions or concerns you have. Buyer meets me or arranges shipping. |
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