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Toyota Supra 1995 2j Twin Turbo on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:32000
Location:

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

TOYOTA SUPRA 1995 2J TWIN TURBO - THIS CAR IS AVAILABLE IN DUBAI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES


1. The car is in an immaculate condition.
2. Removable galvanized custom wide body kit.
3. Greedy 3.5 inches exhaust with sound controller.
4. Adjustable golden TEN shock Absorbers.
5. Apex break drum.
6. SUB turbo 4 inches aluminum intercooler.
7. 3 inches intercooler piping with rubber reducers and heavy duty clamps.
8. Greedy blow off valve with adaptor.
9. SUB life time steel racing filter with intake.
10. Greedy engine strut bar.
11. Greedy rear strut bar.
12. 18 inches aluminum japanese wide rims.
13. Adjustable aluminum racing rear spoiler.
14. Greedy gauges.
15. F1 quick release steering.
16. MOMO racing steering wheel.
17. geniune interior leather.
18. NOS sound system package.
19. Aluminum pedals.
20. Sard tow hooks.
21. Samco radiator piping.
22. HKS front bumper shocks.

Listed above parts has been installed by professional team and pictures are 100% real.

The car has been inspected and its totally fault and damages free.

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