My 95 GPX not-so-rare manual is officially up for sale. I need something a little more practial, so until I have the space and money to run 2 cars, I'm afraid she'll have to go. Will be genuinely gutted to see it go, cracking car and great fun.
Most of you have some knowledge of the car, and spec wise, its easier for me to just start with Shane's old ad..
For sale:
My 95 GPX Manual
Timed at 0-60 at 6.48secs - 1/4 mile in 14.7 secs. Probably the quickest FTO in Ireland.
Don't really know where to start but here goes:
Imported the cars 2 years ago as a standard GPX and since then a summary of the following parts have been added:
Engine/Trans/Clutch/Exhaust :
Recent service - Aux belts changed Power Steering/Alternator/Air Con - Have recently removed the entire Air Con system to reduce weight and reduce load on the engine including the fan, condenser, belt, tensioner and all assoc pipework - ttl weight loss of approx 40kgs.
The cambelt (timing belt) has been replaced twice - most recently 1K miles ago when I also replaced the waterpump and a coolant change.
Aux belts replaced including tensioners.
Replaced the standard spark plugs with colder "Denso Iridiums" - better performance/economy and they last 60K miles to boot.
Induction: ITG Maxogen filter - recently cleaned and reoiled.
Stepper motor replaced.
Head gasket replaced
Radiator ionised blue slam panel added.
Recent oil change using fully synthethic 0W-50 motorsport oil.
Recent Clutch change (Camskill replacement).
Recent gearbox oil change.
Practically brand new Blueflame Quad exhaust - including decat (bolt on CAT also provided) - value circa 800Euros.
Turbo Timer - warm your car on those cold winter mornings - cool it down after a blast.
Suspension/brakes/wheels/tyres
Front and rear droplinks replaced - ALL bushes replaced - with poly bushes where available oncluding ARBs - increased castor poly bushes on the front and rear.
Dampers replaced with KYB dampers - Springs replaced with Apex lowering springs - circa 35% stiffer - much improved handling.
Steering arms and boots replaced.
Front and Rear strut braces.
Currently on the 2nd set of EBC Green stuff pads all round - Calipers painted blue. Recent brake fluid change.
Forged Magnesium "Work RSR" rims with new Bridgestone RE050 potenza tyres 215/45 17 - rims & tyres worth circa 700 Euros each - powder coated black.
Cosmetic
Exterior:
Top Mix front splitter
DC skirts - Moulded - expert job - Circa 2.5K Euros including respray.
Boot delocked and despoilered to give this FTO that PHATT look.
Rear and side tinted windows.
Debadged.
Clear side repeaters.
Blue front Mitsi badge, side Mivec stickers and blue rear FTO logo.
Interior
Colour-coded Isotta steering wheel, Gearknob/gaiter and handbrake.
Stainless Steel dials - light-up blue at night. Aluminium dial rings. Centre consol sprayed silver.
Pioneer sound system to include TV, Amplifier, 6 CD changer etc. Colour coded aftermarket bucket seats
Factory electric sunroof.
Drilled alloy pedals and blue "Autostyle" FTO mats.
Misc
PIAA horn (to replace the weedy standard horn).
PIAA silicon wipers replaced.
Philips bluevision foglights/dims/headlights
Since I got the car about 9months ago, and put up <10,000miles, I have done the following...
Full service (inc Denso Iridiums, ITG Maxogen filter - cleaned and reoiled, rocker cover and intake manifold gaskets, engine and gearbox oil).
Second small service (engine oil & filter, air filter cleaned and oiled).
Upgraded to HID lights.
Replaced bushes, both front ARB and front bottom arm rear bush with extra castor.
Replaced steering rack boots.
Replaced Power Steering Belt.
Tinted rear lights.
There are probably more things I should mention, but just wanted to get the main points down first.
Its a beautiful car, really unique with the blended DC skirts and rear spoiler removed. Will post up some more pics shortly.
Looking for €3,200 ONO
Thanks for looking, any questions are welcome,
Tom
but isn't it lovely the way that picture near the top exactly matches the sky, both reflecting and at the same time contrasting the colour and texture of the clouds behind it!! 
Bravo!!!
