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Ford fiesta 1.7 puma powered

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I've recently bought this of a family member and since then have spent a bit on it to get it through an mot so it has 12 months mot parts fitted for mot

Rear beam bushes

Both rear brake pipes

Front lower arm

Wiper blades

And some wiper blades

Rear brake shoes

And wheel cylinder

So a bit more about the car it's had a 1.7 puma engine fitted then tuned by jam sport in northampton to 150bhp the modifications include full go tech engine management system and a full milltex stainless exhaust with 4 branch manifold and sports cat, k&n induction kit. Full smaco hoses. I'm sure there's more that I can't remember. Has also been lowered around 60mm on springs and shocks and isn't to hard and holds the road well

All tyres good and the wheels are in really good condition no curbing at all the fronts were advised on the mot as being slightly buckeld but have had it on the ramp and can't see it but they are now on th rear. I have under sealed the underneath for more protection as these are prone to rusting but this is very clean under Neath for the age. The shell has around 120,000 miles on it but the engine is around 70,000 and the cambelt was changed when it was fitted. However I have no paper to back this up.

This is still registered as a 1.6 on the logbook

From the outside this car look standard apart from being slightly lower. And will beat most cars of the line and is properly fast for a fiesta drives really nicely.

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The only bad point is body work need some attention the rear arches are rusty pretty bad but have the repair panels and will come with the car. I will clean it up the best I can but this is by no means a show car.

Looking for £1200

Located in Bedford

For any more info pm me

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