For Sale Template vltrb-0 ------------------------------------------------------ For Sale Factory 1987 Holden Berlina Turbo Wagon I have been using this car as a daily to get too and from work but the time has come to part with it because it really isn't suitable for the line of work im in. The car has the following: Remote Immobiliser Registration to July Polished Calais wheels Rebuilt automatic trans (roughly 5000km's old) + transcooler, have receipts Rebuilt turbo engine (roughly 20,000km's), have receipts Mini-spooled 3.45 Diff Lowered (will come with standard springs also) Front mount intercooler setup (will also come with standard cross over pipe) Hi-Flow T3 turbo bigger exhaust Straight LPG (costs about $25 to fill gets about 300km/tank) Autometer gauges - Oil press, Oil temp and Boost Stereo - Includes deck, 4" fronts and amp + 6x9's in rear Serviced every 5,000km's Car will also come with a LT-8s microtech ECU & loom ready to connect pre-programmed with a 20psi tune (this is off my calais), the current fuel setup is good for about 230rwkw and the limitation is the fuel tank (donut tanks do not have provisions for dual lines). Negatives: As with all cars this age some wear and tear is evident and i'll list as best as possible current negatives about the car. Back right window electrics don't work some paint is peeling off the rear bumper car has a few small dints The car has a current tune for 13 psi but i have it set to about 9 psi for daily use, i haven't had a power read out currently but i'd say it would be around the 160-180rwkw power range. At this point in time i'm looking for cash or swap along the lines of a 4 door sedan 1995 and up models (audi, peugeot, VW, bmw etc) If you want to know anything further about the car please msg me between 9am-5pm or call anytime after on [phone removed] ------------------------------------------------------ more pics to come

bump forgot to mention it also has VT brake upgrade

bump leaning towards a 318i/320 e36, something along those lines mid to early 90's post up what you've got