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Old 19-12-2006, 04:42 PM   #1
Dave23
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Default Looking at this 1997 EL FAIRMONT GHIA

http://www.autotrader.com.au/search-...ubs_Used+Cars_
Its the 3rd last car from the bottom.
Now ive emailed the guy and ive successfully got it down to 9,000. What do you guys think overall about his car. Now he doesnt know what kw this car is but less assume its 164kw. What power could i easily get this car up to with lets say i had around $1,000? And just out of curiosity...what power realistically could the EL get up to overall. Im tied between whether to get an AUIII XR6 VCT or this EL. Could i get honest advice please. Thanks again.

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