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holden vl commodore auto good running condition just had new gaskets put through the engine and a reco'd head by peach performance, perfect running condition, very reliable car,K&N air filter, lowerd,loud exhaust,sports steering wheel,new head lights,new front bumper, blue print paint with 2 tone silver, always serviced and garaged can either come on persuit rims or 15 inch mags your choice is currently registed and driven as my daily
asking $4000 but manly want swaps for a torana in any reasonable condition show me what you have got!!!
for the right torana it can come with the 18inch mags in the pics
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wtf has that^ got to do with a vl holden commodore?
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